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Parenting Responsibilities
Separating Couples Never Married
  • Does it seem as though your other spouse isn't hearing you?
  • Is the other spouse disengaged, or only considering what they
    want?
  • Does it feel as though chaos has taken over your life, or you are
    overwhelmed by the process of splitting up?
  • Is the other parent putting their needs in front of the children?
  • Do either of you have a difficult time understanding how you can
    be successful as single parents?
  • Do you feel the other parent is trying to take complete control of
    the children?
  • How will you deal with supporting your children?
  • Have you merged your money, and don't know how to unwind it?
  • Have you purchased property jointly, and don't have a way of fairly
    apportioning its value between you two?
  • Do you have children from this relationship, who need both of
    their parents?
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How will you deal with providing for your children?

    Colorado expects both parents to provide financial support to their
    children, which is substantially based on each parent's income
    and the amount of each parent's parenting time.  If needed, our
    mediators can help the parents determine how much each parent
    should pay in child support as a minimum.  With that
    information, parents sometimes may negotiate with each other for
    a higher amount to provide beyond the minimum amount expected
    by the State.  Even though both parents provide financial support,
    most commonly one parent's share is higher than the other,
    therefore that parent makes a monthly payment to the other
    parent for the difference.

Colorado Family Registry

    As an option, some parents choose to have child support
    payments processed through the Family Registry.  This is another
    way to help prevent parents from getting into a new conflict over
    money.  It provides clear proof of payment by the paying parent,
    and prevents false accusations due to misinformation.  The record
    can also be accessed by the Court.

    Some parents prefer not to use the Registry, as it adds an extra
    day or two for the receiving parent to receive the money.
Child Support
Colorado expects
both parents to
provide financial
support to their
children.
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