Learning how to navigate through the child support system can be a difficult process for many fathers. The links below will direct you to resources found on the Colorado Office of Child Support Enforcement Web site and assistance from other social service agencies.
A Father's Guide to Child Support (PDF File)
A handbook that is designed to help you understand how child support works.
Making and Receiving Child Support Payments in Colorado
Learn more about the acceptable Family Support Registry payment options.
Paternity Means Fatherhood - Three Easy Ways to Establish Paternity in Colorado (PDF File)
Establishing paternity is the process of determining the legal father of a child. When parents are married, paternity is automatically established in most cases. If parents are unmarried, paternity establishment is not automatic and both parents, as soon as possible for the benefit of the parent and the child, should start the process. For more information contact The Paternity Hotline – 303.830.3572 and download the PDF file above.
Child Support Informational Brochure (PDF File)
Learn what services are available to you through the Colorado Office of Child Support Enforcement.
A Father's Guide to Child Support (PDF File)
A handbook that is designed to help you understand how child support works.
Making and Receiving Child Support Payments in Colorado
Learn more about the acceptable Family Support Registry payment options.
Paternity Means Fatherhood - Three Easy Ways to Establish Paternity in Colorado (PDF File)
Establishing paternity is the process of determining the legal father of a child. When parents are married, paternity is automatically established in most cases. If parents are unmarried, paternity establishment is not automatic and both parents, as soon as possible for the benefit of the parent and the child, should start the process. For more information contact The Paternity Hotline – 303.830.3572 and download the PDF file above.
Child Support Informational Brochure (PDF File)
Learn what services are available to you through the Colorado Office of Child Support Enforcement.