The 2026 “High Income” Cap: Denver, CO Support Guidelines Now Cover up to $480k

The 2026 “High Income” Cap: Denver, CO Support Guidelines Now Cover up to $480k

Colorado child support laws have shifted significantly in 2026 for high earners, raising the mandatory guideline cap from a combined monthly adjusted gross income of $30,000 to $40,000 — or $480,000 annually. While these updates aim to standardize support for affluent families, applying the income shares model to high-net-worth situations remains complex. For parents in… Read More.

The Death of the ’93 Overnight Cliff: 2026 Changes to Colorado Child Support Calculations

The Death of the ’93 Overnight Cliff: 2026 Changes to Colorado Child Support Calculations

With the passage of HB25-1159, Colorado is officially moving past the so-called “93 overnight cliff” for child support calculations. For a long time, parents found themselves fighting for a particular number of overnight visits simply because a single night could dramatically shift child support payments. This approach fueled disputes and confusion. Starting March 1, 2026,… Read More.

Custody Rights for Non-Biological Parents: Navigating APR and Psychological Parent Standing in Colorado

Custody Rights for Non-Biological Parents: Navigating APR and Psychological Parent Standing in Colorado

In Colorado, biology creates a strong presumption of parental rights, but it is not the only path to legal standing in a child’s life. State law recognizes that parent-child bonds are built on care and commitment, not just genetics. For a non-biological caregiver, this recognition comes through a legal process called the Allocation of Parental… Read More.

The Hogsett Advantage: Claiming Common Law Marriage Before 2015

The Hogsett Advantage: Claiming Common Law Marriage Before 2015

The date printed on a marriage license frequently fails to reflect the true start of a legal partnership, particularly for same-sex couples in Colorado who were historically barred from obtaining one. For decades, Colorado law prevented same-sex couples from marrying, creating a legal fiction that these long-term relationships began only after the Obergefell v. Hodges… Read More.

The Duration Fight: How It Affects Denver Alimony

The Duration Fight: How It Affects Denver Alimony

In Colorado, the duration of spousal maintenance is typically calculated based strictly on the number of months between the date of marriage and the date of the decree. This creates a significant financial exposure gap for couples with long pre-marital cohabitation periods. The law that governs this is Colorado Revised Statute 14-10-114, which applies advisory… Read More.

Child Support and College Expenses: Do Parents Have to Pay?

Child Support and College Expenses: Do Parents Have to Pay?

Divorced parents in Colorado often worry about how college tuition fits into their child support obligations. After years of contributing to regular child support, many parents wonder if the financial responsibility continues once their child graduates from high school and heads off to college. The question of whether parents have to pay child support and… Read More.

Price Family Law, LLC Named One of Colorado’s Best Businesses for 2025

Denver, CO – October 2025 — We’re proud to announce that Price Family Law, LLC has been recognized among Colorado’s Best Businesses, Nonprofits, and Individuals in the Denver Metro Area for 2025. This honor highlights firms that go above and beyond in service, ethics, and community impact, and for us, it’s a reflection of what… Read More.

The Role of a Child Legal Representative in Colorado Child Custody Cases

The Role of a Child Legal Representative in Colorado Child Custody Cases

Parents involved in custody disputes often worry about how the court will evaluate their child’s needs and preferences. When conflict runs high, a judge may appoint a professional whose only job is to represent the child’s best interests. The role of a child legal representative in Colorado child custody cases gives children a legal voice… Read More.

Protecting Your Business in a Colorado Divorce

Protecting Your Business in a Colorado Divorce

  • August 13, 2025
  • Price Family Law
  • Divorce

Divorce brings difficult decisions for any couple, but the stakes feel even higher when a business is involved. Entrepreneurs often pour years of energy, sacrifice, and financial resources into building their companies. When a marriage ends, questions about ownership, valuation, and division of business assets quickly rise to the surface. If you are concerned about… Read More.

What Happens If a Parent Violates a Custody Order in Colorado?

What Happens If a Parent Violates a Custody Order in Colorado?

When your ex violates a custody order, it can leave you feeling powerless and upset. Maybe they skipped a drop-off, kept your child overnight without permission, or even took your child out of state without telling you. If you’re wondering what happens if a parent violates a custody order in Colorado, you’re not alone. These… Read More.

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    Attorney Trista Price

    Trista McElhaney Price is a founding partner at Price Family Law, LLC. She specializes in high-asset divorce cases and legal matters involving complex business and financial issues as well as complex custody matters involving domestic violence, substance abuse issues, and mental health issues. Read Full Bio.