Go sit down with an attorney in Collin County and bring your Order to get the best advice possible on this. There are strategic considerations...

The words you wrote don't make sense, grammatically. Are you saying that a modification is not appropriate at this time? If so, that probably...

Read your Order's standard terms probably about 2/3 of the way through it carefully. The short answer is likely "yes", but without reviewing...

Illegal? No. Weird? Yes. Something that the paying party could/should stop? Yes, probably, since one spouse is paying the other...

You probably have some options here, so long as you are being proactive and your child is not 6+ months old. Even then, it would be worth...

After jumping through a few hoops first, it would be possible. However, without an Order, you may end up with an uphill battle in the short term....

If the child's present circumstances endanger his emotional development or physical well-being, you may well have options for filing a suit....

Without a lot more information, any of what you referenced is possible. For example, generally child support and drug test results are not tied...

I wholeheartedly agree with the prior answer. Consult with an attorney who has walked others through this before, as it is not a DIY project...

If the child support was still owed, it is possible that a lien existed to benefit the OAG as a result of some prior Order. No way to know based...