Child support is a critical financial obligation that non-custodial parents must fulfill to ensure their children's well-being. However, calculating child support when the non-custodial parent is working under the table can be challenging. In such cases, the custodial parent may need the assistance of an attorney to calculate the non-custodial parent's income and ensure fair child [...]
As a parent seeking child support in Texas, it's important to understand the services offered by the Texas Office of Attorney General (OAG) and what they will not do. The OAG provides various services to help parents establish and enforce child support orders, but there are limits to their assistance. In this article, we'll discuss the [...]
Child support is a hot button topic that arises during divorces or separations involving children. While it may not be a perfect system, child support is a necessary part of life when people have children, whether they are married or never been married. It's crucial to remember that the child needs financial support from both parents. [...]
Understanding Your Legal Obligations As a parent in Texas, you have a legal obligation to financially support your child, regardless of your employment status. If you become unemployed, it is important to understand your options for continuing to make child support payments. Notifying the Court of Your Unemployment If you become unemployed, it is important to [...]
Divorce is hard enough on children. Add in the fact that their father may fall behind on child support payments, and things become even more complicated. And, if you choose to enforce that child support order, there’s a natural fear that the already strained relationship will be ruined. What should you a mother do in this [...]
Child support is a critical aspect of divorce and separation cases involving children. It is an essential component that ensures the financial well-being of the child. Texas law mandates that noncustodial parents pay child support to the custodial parent or the state, depending on the circumstances. When noncustodial parents fail to pay child support, they can [...]
