Thank you for contacting our JA team for guidance.

It is best to get the court order modified, since only the court can terminate or change it's own orders. A motion to modify would need to be filed since there are significantly changed circumstances.

It is unlikely a court would hear a cause of action for fraud since you could have checked sooner to see whether your daughter was still in the same daycare and filed a motion to modify the order at that earlier day.

Under the circumstances you have provided, it is very likely your motion would be granted and the support order significantly reduced.

Here is a website to estimate the amount of support you would be ordered to pay under the circumstances:

http://www.alllaw.com/calculators/Childsupport/Colorado/

Please let me know if you need clarification.

Best regards XXXXX XXXXX

Tina G

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