It could go anywhere from a step-up schedule to something much, much more. No one can really say based only on what you have posted. A...

Usually the form lists out the express requirements to revoke. If not, check Chapter 34 of the Texas Family Code, which includes the relevant...

In short, the answer is both "yes" and "no." A modification of the terms for custody would require a separate filing be made on your part.

In general, the short answer to your question is "yes"--if you want it done through the State and wage withholding. He could just hand you...

Whether you know where he is or no, it sounds like you are able to get in touch with him. If he continues to refuse to provide you his...

Unless you have some court-ordered rights, you likely don't have ANY in relation to this child right now. Go consult with an attorney there in...

If you are 18 years old, this is likely more of an Illinois law question than a Texas law question. Once a person reaches the age of majority,...

You have a lot of questions built into one post. Most of them can be resolved in a consultation, but few are easily answered in an online...

Unless these amounts for which you now seek reimbursement were included or referenced in some manner in your Final Decree, your options are likely...

You might have an enforcement claim in your situation. It is, at the very least, worth consulting with an attorney. It is rare, but some will...