Colorado Child Support
The schedule is in the statute. So it's computed here — as written.
Both parents' adjusted gross incomes combine, the 800-row schedule (the March-2026 HB 25-1159 rendition, parsed from the official supplement with receipts) sets the basic obligation — interpolated between rows, exactly as the statute says — and the obligor pays a proportional share. The statute's own posture word renders on every result: a REBUTTABLE PRESUMPTION, the number courts start from and must make findings to leave.
Statute verified at render: the stored official text of C.R.S. § 14-10-115 carries the schedule needles — this calculator computes against that verified text (C.R.S. § 14-10-115(7)(b) (HB25-1159, eff. 2026-03-01)), with the statute's own posture badged: a REBUTTABLE PRESUMPTION.
The three statutory lanes, in one sentence each.
- • At or below $650 obligor AGI: the minimum order — $10/month regardless of child count.
- • $650 to $1,500: the fixed payment ($50–$150 by child count), never exceeding the otherwise-ordered amount.
- • Above $1,500: the schedule — row-exact or interpolated between rows, split in proportion to the parents' incomes; above the $40,000 top row, judicial discretion floored at that row.
Authority locked — retrieved from the hash-pinned corpus
Adjusted gross income is the real work.The § 14-10-115(5) machinery defines what counts and what adjusts (pre-existing support obligations among them). Worksheet items — the 93-overnight shared-physical-care adjustment, health-insurance and child-care add-ons, the 20% low-income cap interplay — are NAMED in every result and routed to the official JDF worksheet machinery, never silently computed here. Deviations take court findings; the presumption can be rebutted, and the court's own determination controls every number. Legal information, not legal advice.