Custody

Custody / Parenting Time
Whether married or not married, it is important for parents and their children to have a defined plan setting out decision making responsibilities and parenting time. The most basic parenting plan should include a day to day, holiday and vacation parenting time schedule as well as provisions regarding education, religious upbringing, medical care of the children, extracurricular activities and child support.

The Law Office of Cheryl A. Miller, P.C. can help you create a parenting plan that includes decision making responsibilities tailored to the specific needs of your family. If you are unable to agree on a parenting plan, The Law Office of Cheryl A. Miller, P.C. will prepare the case for trial and fight for the right plan for you and your child(ren).

Child Support
Colorado has created a presumptive formula for calculating child support, which in certain circumstances may be deviated from. The formula considers several factors which include, but are not limited to, each parent's income, the number of overnights a child spends with each parent, the cost of child care and medical insurance.