With only the information you have provided, the short answer is "maybe." An attorney would need to review your file in much more depth to know...

You may have grounds to modify your Order. You will need to consult with an attorney to figure that out, though, as there is not quite enough...

If you have a court order, this may be a violation of that Order that could be punishable by contempt and other remedies, including interference...

This is a very unique legal situation, and I think it would involve a bit more legwork to have a definitive answer on it. Notably, more information...

Without knowing anything else, the short answer is "maybe." You're going to want to discuss this situation with an attorney who can get all the...

If the Office of the Attorney General/State Disbursement Unit records show that you have made the payment, it is likely that the lies on the other...

You can file for an emergency temporary restraining order as part of a modification suit. Retain counsel for this, and it is likely to be a much...

There is likely a duty under certain circumstances as required by law, unless your Order omitted that language for some strange reason (or your...

There is a mechanism to request the records from DFPS. If you have an attorney, that is sometimes easier; other times, it is more difficult to get...

Take a look at Texas Family Code Section 161.2061 and 161.2062. It is still a wonderful and the best idea to hire or at least consult with...