An online forum is not a great place to get broad advice. There are just too many ways these things can go, and there are literally books written...

Take a look at the "original answer" forms on TexasLawHelp.org, or consult with an attorney who can prepare this on your behalf.

If you still have rights and no custody suit or termination suit has been initiated, you have steps you should be taking already. Consult with an...

Admissible? Maybe. Relevant and carrying a heavy weight of evidence? Much less likely, especially if you have the appropriate records to show...

In general, a custody order will have specific terms for possession and access of the child at, technically, all points in time. There are also...

In general, once the State is a party to the suit and benefits are being given out by the State, it becomes a party. There are a few things that...

It is unlikely that suit would go anywhere, but always theoretically possible if you would want to file a civil suit against the State with a civil...

In short, probably. The filing of taxes is only one way to determine a party's income and collect child support.

Based on your questions, you would really benefit from a consultation with an attorney. Even basic answers to your very broad questions would yield...

In general, that means that the child support amount would not be modified presently through the Office of the Attorney General. You could still...