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In Texas, the Office of the Attorney General, Child Support Division provides services to both custodial and noncustodial parents. This department creates and modifies child support orders as well as enforces these orders when lack of payment occurs, with the goal of...
Being an incarcerated parent is not easy. You lose many rights, which could include rights to seeing your child. However, one thing you do not lose is the responsibility to pay child support. The state of Texas understands, though, that paying your full child support...
Like other parents in Texas, the court may have ordered you to make monthly payments for the support of your child. Failing to follow through with your child support obligation may not only affect your child’s quality of life, but it may also result in you facing...