Family Law Tools & Calculators
Free Colorado estimates, built on the guidelines effective March 1, 2026
Real Numbers Before Your First Consultation
The questions every family law client asks first — what will I pay, what will I receive, how is our time with the kids counted, what is the estate worth, and what will this cost — all have starting answers you can work out before you ever speak to a lawyer. These five calculators give you those numbers instantly and privately, using the same statutes and tables Colorado courts use.
Colorado’s child support law changed on March 1, 2026. The guideline schedule now extends to $40,000 a month in combined income, and every overnight counts toward parenting time — the old 92-overnight threshold is gone. Our calculators are built directly on the amended statute, not on pre-2026 rules that many tools online still use.
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Built on the Statute, Checked Against It
- Child support uses the full guideline schedule and parenting time table from HB25-1159, transcribed row by row from the signed act — all 800 income rows and all 366 overnight entries.
- Every overnight counts. The 92-overnight cliff is gone: 92 overnights now earns a 13.19% parenting time credit and 93 earns 13.45%, instead of nothing and everything.
- Spousal maintenance uses the correct § 14-10-114 formula — 40% of combined income minus the lower earner — where many online calculators use a wrong version that runs high.
- Property division reflects Colorado law: equitable does not mean equal, and growth on separate property during the marriage is marital and gets divided.
- Every figure is reviewed by our Colorado family law attorneys before it reaches this site.
These tools produce estimates, not court orders. Judges keep discretion in every family law case, and the facts that move a number — income disputes, imputed income, deviations, separate property tracing — only surface in a real conversation. Use the calculators to walk into that conversation informed.
Ready to talk through your numbers? Schedule your free consultation with our Colorado family law team.