JDF 1414: Support Facts, Sworn
JDF 1414 is Colorado's affidavit in support of child support modification. Courts use it to see whether your numbers and change facts support a new order. Custody anger does not belong here as a substitute for paystubs and consistent totals. Line it up with your sworn financial statement before you file. Parenting allocation fights belong in APR or response work ( JDF 1420), not in a support affidavit dressed up as everything-at-once.
This affidavit is for
- Income and deduction facts tied to support math
- Childcare, insurance, and cost changes with proof
- Dated life changes that hit the guideline inputs
This affidavit is not for
- Primary parenting schedule essays
- Character attacks on the other parent
- Numbers that fight your JDF 1104
Related guides
More Colorado forms
State guides (overview)
General support (not Colorado-specific)
Official source
JDF 1414 (PDF): https://www.coloradojudicial.gov/sites/default/files/2023-07/JDF1414.pdf
JDF 1414 questions
What job does JDF 1414 serve in a modification packet?
It supports a child support modification story with sworn financial facts: income, expenses, insurance, childcare, and the changes that justify a new support figure. It is not where you prove who should have Thursday overnights.
What do parents usually under-document?
Variable income methodology, self-employment reality, all wage sources, childcare invoices, and premium costs. Gaps read like hiding, even when you are just overwhelmed.
Why does this form get mixed into custody stress?
Because modification dockets often bundle topics. Keep support paragraphs on support numbers. Let parenting disputes live in parenting motions and plans, not in a muddled affidavit.
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Last reviewed: 2026-06-03