When It Comes to Child Support, Colorado Has Strict Laws
Paying child support is normally ordered to the non-custodial parent. If that parent refuses or cannot pay child support payments, there could be very strict penalties. When it comes to Child Support, Colorado has very strict laws in place to ensure that children are properly cared and provided for. If you are a parent who is not receiving court ordered child support, the Johnson Sauer Legal Group, LLC can help. We will work with you to determine the proper amount of support that should be paid and file necessary motions to ensure that you receive the support that you need to properly care for your children.
Not paying ordered Colorado Child Support has consequences. The non-paying parent could lose his or her driving privileges, have wages garnished, lose income tax refunds and even end up in jail in some cases. If you are a parent of a child who is due child support but the non-custodial parent refuses to pay, you will need legal representation to ensure that support payments begin again. The Johnson Sauer Legal Group, LLC will provide you with professional and experienced legal help in collecting the child support that is due to you.
If you are a parent who is ordered to pay child support and you feel that the amount is wrong or you are having problems making your payments, we can help you as well. Feel free to read more about Colorado child support and divorce laws on our website or contact the Johnson Sauer Legal Group, LLC today to schedule a consultation.
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