Does the calculator follow the 2025 Colorado maintenance formula?

Yes. We update the logic whenever the General Assembly tweaks C.R.S. § 14-10-114 or the Judicial Branch releases new maintenance worksheets, so the advisory ranges mirror what judges and mediators reference.

Can I run different parenting-time scenarios?

The quick portrait lets you drag parenting time for each parent so you can model shared schedules versus primary residence arrangements. The full portrait stores those scenarios on your device for later review.

Will my information be saved or transmitted?

Inputs stay in your browser unless you export a PDF. We encourage users to download the portrait and share it manually with their attorney or mediator instead of emailing screenshots.

How should I use the results when preparing disclosures?

Treat the portrait as a conversation starter. Colorado Rule of Civil Procedure 16.2 still requires sworn financial statements, so your official disclosures should rely on pay stubs and bank statements, but the portrait highlights which numbers deserve extra documentation.

Colorado Divorce

Free Colorado Divorce Calculator: Estimate Alimony, Child Support & More

Updated November 2025. Our free Colorado divorce calculator uses the latest statutory maintenance guidelines and child support formulas for Colorado. Get accurate results from the alimony calculator in Colorado, detailed child support amounts through our Colorado child support calculator, and a divorce paperwork checklist to prepare before consulting a professional.

Choose your path

Start with the quick estimator or dive into the full portrait.

Switch tabs at any time—your progress in each view stays on this device until you clear it or download a report.

How the Financial Portrait Stays Colorado-Specific

The portrait is more than a simple calculator. Each estimate reflects the advisory maintenance grid in C.R.S. § 14-10-114 and the child support worksheets referenced in C.R.S. § 14-10-115. We also include the 91-day residency and waiting-period checkpoints from C.R.S. § 14-10-106 so you know when the court can finalize your dissolution.

Behind the scenes, the full portrait models:

Salary, bonus, and other income inputs adjusted to monthly figures, mirroring the Sworn Financial Statement format.
Parenting-time adjustments that mirror Worksheet A/B logic, so a 50/50 plan displays different support than a 70/30 plan.
Typical disclosure deadlines mandated by Colorado Rule of Civil Procedure 16.2, helping you plan when to collect bank statements and tax returns.

You can download the resulting PDF and carry it into mediation or an attorney consult. Practitioners appreciate seeing the concise income, expense, and parenting snapshot before diving into detailed exhibits.

FAQs

Colorado Divorce Calculator FAQ

Common questions from Coloradans using the portrait during disclosures, mediation, or early settlement talks.

Does the calculator follow the 2025 Colorado maintenance formula?: Yes. We update the logic whenever the General Assembly tweaks C.R.S. § 14-10-114 or the Judicial Branch releases new maintenance worksheets, so the advisory ranges mirror what judges and mediators reference.
Can I run different parenting-time scenarios?: The quick portrait lets you drag parenting time for each parent so you can model shared schedules versus primary residence arrangements. The full portrait stores those scenarios on your device for later review.
Will my information be saved or transmitted?: Inputs stay in your browser unless you export a PDF. We encourage users to download the portrait and share it manually with their attorney or mediator instead of emailing screenshots.
How should I use the results when preparing disclosures?: Treat the portrait as a conversation starter. Colorado Rule of Civil Procedure 16.2 still requires sworn financial statements, so your official disclosures should rely on pay stubs and bank statements, but the portrait highlights which numbers deserve extra documentation.