COLORADO CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINE

Revised January 2011

1. PREFACE
The Child Support Guideline for Colorado was developed by the Colorado Child Support Commission and
enacted by the Colorado General Assembly. As specified in the statute, the Guideline has three objectives:

1. To establish as state policy an adequate standard of support for children, subject to the ability of
parents to pay;

2. To make awards more equitable by ensuring more consistent treatment of persons in similar
circumstances; and

3. To improve the efficiency of the court process by promoting settlements and giving courts and the
parties guidance in setting the levels of awards.
The Guideline can be found in 14-10-115, Colorado Revised Statutes (C.R.S.), and is consistent with other
provisions of that section which place a duty for child support upon either or both parents based on their
respective financial resources, the financial resources of the child, the needs of the custodial parent, the
physical and emotional condition of the child, and the standard of living the child would have enjoyed had the
marriage or civil union not been dissolved.
The Colorado Child Support Guideline is based on an Income Shares Model. This model provides an objective
basis for determining the average costs of children in households across a wide range of incomes. Because
household spending on behalf of children is intertwined with spending on behalf of adults for most expenditure
categories, it is difficult to determine the proportion allocated to children in individual cases, even with
exhaustive financial affidavits. However, a number of authoritative economic studies provide estimates of the
average amount of household expenditures on children in intact households. These studies have found that the
proportion of household spending devoted to children is systematically related to the level of household income
and to the number and ages of children.
Based on this economic evidence, the Colorado Child Support Guideline calculates child support based on each
parents share of the amount estimated to have been spent on the child if the parents and child were living in an
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intact household. If one parent has physical care for 273 or more overnights per year, the amount calculated for
that parent is presumed to be spent directly on the child. For the other parent, the calculated amount establishes
the level of child support. For cases with split or third party physical care, or extensive sharing of physical care,
each parents calculated share of child support is adjusted by the time spent with the child(ren).

II. USE OF THE GUIDELINE

The Colorado Child Support Guideline applies as a rebuttable presumption to all child support orders in
Colorado, except as discussed below. The Guideline must be used for temporary and permanent orders, and for
separations, dissolutions, and support decrees arising despite non-marriage or non-civil union of the parties.
The Guideline must be used by the Court as the basis for reviewing the adequacy of child support levels in noncontested cases as well as contested hearings. The Court may exercise broad discretion in deviating from the
Guideline in cases where application would be inequitable to one of the parties or to the child. In cases where
the award deviates from the Guideline, however, the Court must provide written or oral findings of fact to
substantiate the deviation.
When either the obligors monthly adjusted gross income, or the parentss combined monthly adjusted gross
income, is less than $850.00, the Guideline provides for a minimum order of $50.00. If the parent with the lesser
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For a detailed explanation of the Income Shares Model and the underlying economic evidence used as the basis for the Colorado Child Support Guideline, see Robert G.
Williams, Development of Guidelines for Child Support Orders (National Center for State Courts: Denver, September 1987)

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number of overnights per year earns $850.00 or more, but less than $1,850.00 per month, he or she is eligible
for a low income adjustment. The parent pays a basic minimum amount, depending on the number of children,
and pays an additional 40% of every dollar between $900.00 and $1,850.00 of monthly income. If the low
income adjustment results in a child support award that exceeds the amount in the schedule, the schedule
amount should be entered.
The Guideline provides calculated amounts of child support to a combined adjusted gross income level of
$20,000.00 per month ($240,000.00 per year). For cases that exceed this level, the court may decide on a caseby-case basis, but may not order less than the amount on the schedule for $20,000.00.

III. DETERMINATION OF CHILD SUPPORT AMOUNT

To calculate child support for children who are under 19 or still in high school, or disabled, use: Worksheet A
when physical care is for 273 or more overnights per year; Worksheet B if shared physical care [see (4)(J)
below].

(A) Income
For purposes of this Guideline, income is defined as actual gross income of the
parent, if employed to full capacity or potential income if unemployed or underemployed. Gross income
of each parent should be determined as specified below and entered on Line 1 of the appropriate
worksheet.

1. Definition.

2. Gross income. Gross income includes income from any source and includes, but is not limited to,
income from salaries; wages, including tips declared by the individual for purposes of reporting to the
federal internal revenue service or tips imputed to bring the employees gross earnings to the minimum
wage for the number of hours worked, whichever is greater; commissions; payments received as an
independent contractor for labor or services; bonuses; dividends; severance pay; pensions and
retirement benefits; royalties; rents; interest; trust income; annuities; capital gains; and moneys drawn
by a self-employed individual for personal use; social security benefits, including social security
benefits actually received by a parent as a result of the disability of that parent or as the result of the
death of the minor childs stepparent; workers compensation benefits; unemployment insurance
benefits; disability insurance benefits; funds held in or payable from any health, accident, disability, or
casualty insurance to the extent that such insurance replaces wages or provides income in lieu of
wages; monetary gifts; monetary prizes, excluding lottery winnings not required by the rules of the
Colorado Lottery Commission to be paid only at the lottery office; taxable distributions from general
partnerships, limited partnerships, closely held corporations, or limited liablity companies; alimony or
maintenance (spousal/partner support) received; and overtime pay only if the overtime is required by
the employer as a condition of the employment.
For income from self-employment, rents, royalties, proprietorship of a business, or joint ownership of a
partnership or closely held corporation, gross income is defined as gross receipts minus ordinary and
necessary expenses required to produce such income. Ordinary and necessary expenses does not include
amounts allowable by the Internal Revenue Service for the accelerated component of depreciation expenses
or investment tax credits or any other business expenses determined by the court to be inappropriate for
determining gross income for purposes of calculating child support. In general, income and expenses from
self-employment or operation of a business should be carefully reviewed to determine an appropriate level of
gross income available to the parent to satisfy a child support obligation. In most cases, this amount will differ
from a determination of business income for tax purposes. Expense reimbursements or in-kind payments
received by a parent in the course of employment, self employment, or operation of a business shall be
counted as income if they are significant and reduce personal living expenses.
Gross income does not include benefits received from means-tested public assistance programs, including but
not limited to assistance provided under the Colorado Works Program, Supplemental Security Income (SSI),
Food Stamps, and General Assistance. Gross income does not include child support payments received;
social security benefits received by a minor child or on behalf of a minor child as a result of the death or
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disability of a stepparent of the child; income from additional jobs that result in the employment of the obligor
more than forty hours per week or more than what would otherwise be considered to be full-time employment.

3. Potential income.

If a parent is voluntarily unemployed or underemployed, child support shall be

calculated based on a determination of potential income, except that a determination of potential
income should not be made for a parent who is physically or mentally incapacitated or is caring for a
child under the age of 30 months for whom the parents owe a joint legal responsibility, or for an
incarcerated parent sentenced to one year or more.

Determination of potential income shall be made by determining employment potential and probable earnings
level based on recent work history, occupational qualifications, and prevailing job opportunities and earnings
levels in the community. If there is no recent work history and no higher education or vocational training, it is
suggested that income be set at least at the minimum wage level. Income shall not be imputed if actual income
is less due to a good faith career choice or if under-employment is temporary and is reasonably intended to
result in higher income within the foreseeable future.

4. Income verification. Income statements of the parents should be verified with documentation of both
current and past income. Suitable documentation of current earnings (at least three full months)
includes pay stubs, employer statements, or receipts and expenses if self-employed. Documentation of
current income must be supplemented with copies of the most recent tax return to provide verification
of earnings over a longer period.

(B) Alimony, Maintenance (spousal/partner support), Pre-existing Child Support Obligations,

Responsibility for Other Children, and Contributions to Post-secondary Education
The amount of alimony or maintenance actually received (Line 1a), should be added and any amount actually
paid (Line lb), should be deducted from gross income.
The amount(s) of any pre-existing court order(s) for child support (Line lc) should be deducted from gross
income to the extent payment is actually made under such order(s).
The amount of legal responsibility a parent has for children not involved in this action, but living in his/her home,
should be deducted from gross income on Line ld. For children not living at home, documented proof of money
payments for support of those children is required. The adjustment applies to a partys natural or adopted
children, but not to stepchildren, unless a prior court order has established a partys legal responsibility for them.
Use of the adjustment is appropriate at the time of the establishment of a child support order or in a proceeding
to modify an existing order. However, it may not be used to the extent the adjustment contributes to the
calculation of a support order lower than the previously existing order for the children who are the subject of the
modification proceeding. The amount entered on Line ld should be 75% of the amount listed in the schedule of
basic support obligations which would represent 75% of a support obligation based only on the responsible
parents gross income, without any other adjustments, for the number of children for whom the parent is also
responsible, pursuant to 14-10-115(6(b)(I) C.R.S.
If modifying an existing child support order, the amount of each parents court-ordered contribution for postsecondary education for a child should be subtracted from each parents gross income on Line 1e.

(C) Basic Child Support Obligation (Amount from Schedule)

The basic child support obligation is determined using the Schedule of Basic Child Support Obligations. For
combined monthly adjusted gross income amounts falling between amounts shown in the schedule, basic child
support amounts should be extrapolated. The number of children refers to children for whom the parents share
joint legal responsibility and for whom support is being sought.

(D) Child Care Costs

Child care costs incurred due to employment or job search of either parent (minus federal tax credit if allowed by
the IRS) are entered on Line 6a of Worksheet A and Line 10a of Worksheet B. Child care costs incurred on
behalf of the children due to the education of either parent are entered on Line 6b of Worksheet A and Line 10b
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of Worksheet B. Such costs should not exceed the level required to provide quality care from a licensed source
for the children.
The credit against income tax for child care due to employment or job search is provided under Sec. 44A of the
Internal Revenue Code. The value of this tax credit, if allowed by the IRS, should be subtracted from actual
costs for child care due to employment or job search (refer to IRS Form 2441). The credit is only available to the
parent that has the most overnights scheduled with the child(ren). In situations where the parent with fewer
scheduled overnights pays work related child care, put the actual amount spent in this category on the form. The
credit allows 35 percent of work-related expenses if the taxpayer has $15,000.00 or less in annual adjusted
gross income up to a maximum of $1,050.00 (up to $250.00/mo. in day care expenses) for one child and
$2,100.00 (up to $500.00/mo. in day care expenses) for two or more children. As the taxpayers adjusted gross
income increases, the tax credit decreases. For each $2,000.00 (or fraction thereof) increase above the
$15,000.00, the percentage decreases by one percent. The following table illustrates this concept:
Adjusted
Gross Income

Appropriate
Percentage

$0-$15,000
$15,001-$17,000
$17,001-$19,000
$19,001-$21,000
$21,001-$23,000
$23,001-$25,000
$25,001-$27,000
$27,001-$29,000
$29,001-$31,000
$31,001-$33,000
$33,001-$35,000
$35,001-$37,000
$37,001-$39,000
$39,001-$41,000
$41,001-$43,000
$43,001 +

35%
34%
33%
32%
31%
30%
29%
28%
27%
26%
25%
24%
23%
22%
21%
20%

Maximum Credit
One Child

Maximum Credit
Two or More
Children

$1,050
$1,020
$990
$960
$930
$900
$870
$840
$810
$780
$750
$720
$690
$660
$630
$600

$2,100
$2,040
$1,980
$1,920
$1,860
$1,800
$1,740
$1,680
$1,620
$1,560
$1,500
$1,440
$1,380
$1,320
$1,260
$1,200

Lets see how this credit works in an actual scenario:

There are 2 eligible children (12 or younger & expenses incurred for the child see IRS form 2441)
$24,000.00 is the annual adjusted gross income.
The parent with the most parenting time spends $360.00/mo. on work related child care.
The $24,000.00 annual income is in the 30% tax bracket for this credit. So, take the $360.00/mo. and multiply
that by 30%. Then subtract the result from the amount spent on work related child care:
$360.00 X .30 (30%) = $108.00

(The max. amount eligible for the tax credit for 2 children is
$500.00/mo. Therefore, we can take the full credit of $108.00/mo.)
$360.00 - $108.00 = $252.00
(This is the net child care cost.)
Enter $252.00 in the appropriate parents column for work related child care.
Now, lets take an example that exceeds the maximum allowable credit:
1 eligible child
$50,000.00 annual income
The parent with the most parenting time spends $500.00/mo on work related child care.
The $50,000.00 annual income is in the 20% tax bracket for this credit. In this case, the $500.00/mo. is more
than what is authorized for the credit ($250.00/mo. for one child). Therefore, take the $250.00 times 20% to
arrive at the credit. Then, subtract the result from the work related child care expense of $500.00:
$250.00 X .20 (20%) = $50.00
$500.00 - $50.00 = $450.00
(This is the net child care cost.)
Enter $450.00 in the appropriate parents column for work related child care.
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(E) Health Insurance

Amounts paid by parties or by a parties spouse/partner for health insurance premiums which cover the
child(ren) subject to the order are apportioned between the parties. The amount included in the child support
calculation is the amount of the health insurance premium actually attributable to the child(ren) subject to the
order. If this amount is not available or cannot be verified, the total cost of the premium is divided by the total
number of persons covered by the policy and then multiplied by the number of children covered by the policy
who are subject to the order. This result is entered on Line 6c on Worksheet A or Line 10c on Worksheet B. A
space to assist in this calculation is provided on page 2 of each worksheet.
Health insurance includes medical, or medical and dental insurance carried by either parent or by the parties
spouse. The parent requesting an adjustment for health insurance premium costs must submit proof that the
child(ren) is enrolled in an insurance plan and proof of the cost of the premium.

(F) Extraordinary Medical Expenses

Any extraordinary medical expenses are entered on the worksheet (Line 6d on Worksheet A, Line 10d on
Worksheet B) and added to the basic child support obligation. Extraordinary medical expenses, including
copayments and deductible amounts, are uninsured expenses in excess of $250.00 per child per year.
Extraordinary medical expenses include, but are not limited to, such costs as are reasonably necessary for
orthodontia, dental treatment, asthma treatments, physical therapy, vision care and any uninsured chronic
health problem. At the discretion of the Court, professional counseling or psychiatric therapy for diagnosed
mental disorders may also be considered as an extraordinary medical expense.

(G) Extraordinary Expenses

Other extraordinary expenses are entered on the worksheet (Line 6e on Worksheet A, Line 10e on Worksheet
B) and added to the basic child support obligation. Otherextraordinary expenses may include:

1. Any expenses for attending any special or private elementary or secondary schools to meet the
particular educational needs of the child;

2. Any expenses for transportation of the child, or the child and an accompanying parent if the child is
less than 12 years old, between the homes of the parents.

3. Any additional factors by agreement of the parties or order of the court that actually diminish the basic
needs of the child.

(H) Extraordinary Factors actually diminishing the basic needs of the child.
Any additional factors that actually diminish the basic needs of the child may be considered for deductions from
the basic child support obligation. The amount of any such factor is entered on the worksheet (Line 6f on
Worksheet A, Line 10f on Worksheet B) and subtracted from the basic child support obligation.

(I) Computation of Child SupportSole Physical Care for 273 or more overnights per year (use
Worksheet A)
To determine child support using Worksheet A, calculate monthly adjusted gross income on Line 2 and each
parents percentage share of the total adjusted gross income on Line 3. Select the amount of child support from
the Child Support Schedule based on the combined income on Line 2 and multiply that amount times each
parents percentage share in Line 3 to determine each parents share of the basic obligation. If the monthly
adjusted gross income of the parent with fewer overnights is less than $1850, use the worksheet on page 2 to
determine any low-income adjustment.
The total adjustments allowed for each parent are calculated by: i) adding the amount of expenses paid directly
by each parent, as discussed in (D) through (G) above (Lines 10a through 10e); ii) subtracting any
extraordinary adjustments discussed in (I) above (Line 10f); and iii) adding each parents column. Calculate
each parents fair share of the adjustments by multiplying the amount in Line 7s Combined column by Line 3 for
each parent.
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Add each parents basic obligation (Line 4b, or Line 5 for the parent receiving any low-income adjustment) and
each parents share of adjustments (Line 8) to determine each parents share of the total obligation.
On Line 10, bring down the amount from Line 7 of the parent with the least parenting time only. This is that
parents share of the adjustments. On Line 11, subtract Line 10 from Line 9. This is the amount payable as a
child support order. Although a monetary obligation is computed for each parent as child support, the receiving
parents share is not entered on Line 11 because it is not payable to the other parent as child support. Instead,
the receiving parents share is presumed to be spent directly on the child.
(J) Computation of Child SupportShared Physical Care (use Worksheet B)
Where each parent exercises extensive physical care, (that is, spends at least 93 overnights per year) the
Guideline provides that a child support obligation be computed for each parent by multiplying that parents child
support obligation by the percentage of time the child spends with the other parent. The respective child support
obligations are then offset, with the parent owing more child support paying the difference between the two
amounts.
Child support for cases with shared physical care is calculated using Worksheet B. An adjustment for shared
physical care is made only when each parent has the child for more than ninety-two overnights per year. The
proportion of time with each parent is computed on Lines 7 and 8. On Line 7 is entered the number of overnights
spent with each parent. These must total 365. If the child spends part of the time in the physical care of another
person (e.g. a grandparent), that time should be credited to the parent responsible for the child during that time.
If neither parent or both parents have responsibility, the time should be divided between the parents. On Line 8,
the percentage of time with each parent is calculated by dividing the number of overnights with each parent by
365.
On Line 4, the basic child support obligation from the child support schedule is entered. This amount is then
multiplied by 1.5 to calculate the shared care basic obligation. This amount is entered on Line 5. Each parents
share of the shared care support obligation based on the parents percentage share of total income is calculated
on Line 6 by multiplying the income share of each parent from Line 3 times the shared care support obligation
from Line 5. The next step is to calculate the support obligation of each parent for the time the child(ren) spends
with the other parent. This is done on Line 9 by multiplying the amount from Line 6 by the percentage found in
Line 7 for the OTHER parent.
Adjustments to the shared care support obligation are entered on Line 10. The costs, directly paid by each
parent or by a parents spouse/partner, for work-related net child care costs are entered on Line 10a, educationrelated child care on Line 10b, health insurance premiums on Line 10c, extraordinary medical expenses on Line
10d, extraordinary expenses on Line 10e, and extraordinary adjustments on Line 10f. The amounts from Lines
10a through 10e are added while the amount from Line 10f is subtracted, and the total is entered on Line 11.
The amounts entered on Line 11 for each parent are multiplied by each parents income share from Line 3 and
entered on Line 12 as each parents fair share of the directly paid expenses. Subtracting the amount on Line 12
from Line 11 results in the amount each parent has paid in excess of their share of these expenses. This result
is entered on Line 13, except that if the result is a negative number, zero is entered. By subtracting this excess
amount from each parents support obligation on Line 9, each parents adjusted support obligation is entered on
Line 14. Line 14 can be a negative number if a parents excess direct payments of extraordinary expenses is
greater than that parents proportionate share of basic support.
The child support order is listed on Line 15 by subtracting the lesser amount in Line 14 from the greater amount
and entering the result in the column of the parent with the greater amount.
Note that this shared physical care adjustment is an annual adjustment only and should not be used when the
proportion of overnights exceeds twenty-five percent for a shorter period, e.g., a month. For example, child
support is not reduced during a month long summer visitation.
If either of the parents is directly paying a disproportionate amount of the Basic Support Obligation (clothing,
housing, food, ordinary medical expenses, for example) the Recommended Child Support Order amount may be
deviated from in accordance with Section 14-10-115(8)(e), C.R.S.

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(K) Computation of Child SupportSplit Physical Care

Split care refers to a situation in which there is more than one child and each parent has physical care of at least
one of the children or they share care of some, but not all, children. In a split care situation, the support is
calculated by using two Worksheets A, or a combination of Worksheets A and B, to determine the support each
parent owes the other. The resulting obligations are then offset, with one parent owing the other the difference
as a child support order.
Begin by working a Worksheet A calculation for one parent. List the child(ren) for whom the other parent has
sole physical care. Enter each parents income and the appropriate deductions to determine a combined
adjusted gross income figure. On Line 4, enter the amount from the support schedule for the combined income
level for the number of children living with the other parent only. Other expenses should be entered only to the
extent that they are related to that child(ren). For example, consider a parent who covers all three children on
his health insurance plan, the childrens portion of which is $150.00 per month. If that parent has sole physical
care of one child, $100.00 is entered on Line 6c on the worksheet for his obligation, while $50.00 is entered on
the same line when calculating the other parents obligation on a separate Worksheet A.
Worksheet A is then completed for that parent. Next, calculate a Worksheet A amount for the other parent
based on the number of children living with the first parent or do a Worksheet B for any children whose physical
care is shared. Then subtract the lesser of the two total amounts from the greater, and use the difference
between these two obligations as the child support order for the parent with the larger of the two obligations.

(L) Post-Secondary Educational Expenses

For child support orders established on or after July 1, 1997, post-secondary education expenses can be
ordered by the court only upon written agreement by the parents and approval by the Court. These approved
expenses should be included on the Support Order on the line for monthly current support.
However, child support orders entered between July 1, 1991 and July 1, 1997 that provide for post-secondary
education expenses may be modified pursuant to 14-10-115(15)(c), C.R.S.

IV. MODIFICATION
The provisions of a child support order may be modified only if there is a substantial and continuing change of
circumstances. If application of the Guideline would result in a new order that is less than ten percent different,
then the circumstances are considered not to be a substantial and continuing change.

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This form is a synopsis only of the Guideline. For additional information, please refer to the entire text of the
Guideline found in 14-10-115, C.R.S., as amended, or consult legal counsel.

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SCHEDULE OF BASIC CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGATIONS

NUMBER OF CHILDREN
Monthly
Gross
Income
($850$10,400)
Incomes of
less than
$850
850
900
950
1000
1050
1100
1150
1200
1250
1300
1350
1400
1450
1500
1550
1600
1650
1700
1750
1800
1850
1900
1950
2000
2050
2100
2150
2200
2250
2300
2350
2400
2450
2500
2550
2600
2650
2700
2750
2800
2850
2900
2950
3000
3050
3100
3150
3200

NUMBER OF CHILDREN
Monthly
Gross
More
Income
than 5
($10,450$20,000)

More than 5

1215
1219
1223
1227
1231
1235
1239
1243
1247
1251
1255
1259
1263
1267
1271
1275
1279
1283
1287
1291
1295
1299
1303
1307
1311
1315
1319
1322
1326
1330
1334
1338
1342
1346
1349
1353
1357
1360
1364
1367
1371
1375
1378
1382
1386
1389
1393
1397

1749
1755
1761
1767
1773
1778
1784
1790
1796
1802
1808
1813
1819
1825
1831
1837
1842
1848
1854
1860
1866
1871
1877
1883
1889
1895
1900
1906
1912
1918
1923
1929
1935
1940
1945
1951
1956
1961
1967
1972
1977
1983
1988
1993
1998
2004
2009
2014

2050
2056
2063
2070
2077
2084
2091
2098
2104
2111
2118
2125
2132
2139
2146
2152
2159
2166
2173
2180
2187
2194
2201
2208
2215
2222
2229
2235
2242
2249
2256
2263
2270
2276
2283
2289
2295
2302
2308
2315
2321
2327
2334
2340
2347
2353
2359
2366

2265
2272
2280
2288
2295
2303
2310
2318
2325
2333
2341
2348
2356
2363
2371
2378
2386
2394
2401
2409
2417
2424
2432
2440
2447
2455
2463
2470
2478
2486
2493
2501
2508
2515
2522
2529
2536
2543
2551
2558
2565
2572
2579
2586
2593
2600
2607
2614

2455
2463
2471
2480
2488
2496
2504
2513
2521
2529
2537
2545
2554
2562
2570
2578
2586
2595
2603
2611
2619
2628
2636
2644
2653
2661
2669
2678
2686
2694
2703
2711
2719
2726
2734
2742
2749
2757
2765
2772
2780
2788
2795
2803
2811
2818
2826
2834

2627
2636
2644
2653
2662
2671
2680
2688
2697
2706
2715
2724
2732
2741
2750
2759
2768
2776
2785
2794
2803
2812
2821
2830
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JDF 1822 R9/13 INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING WORKSHEETS A AND B MANUALLY

2013 Colorado Judicial Department for use in the Courts of Colorado

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