Temporary orders were signed by the judge, and filed with the district clerk's office.

The only signature needed on an order is the judges because that is the one that matters. Resubmit a judge-signed copy to them and it should go...

Can child support take more than the court ordered ?

If your first job can take care of the full amount then yes contact the AG to pull the second withholding.

Is it easier to file a modification order on my own to get my child support reduced either temporarily or permanently?

Yes, you can certainly modify your support downward because you've had a material change in circumstances over which you presumably had no control....

Individual receiving disability received court appt for child support

You're partly misinformed. Child support can come out of a person's disability check if the check is money from "social security disability...

My daughter's father and I have agreed on a child support amount, do we still need to go to court?

You won't be able to simply submit a notarized anything to the AG. That's not how it works. The AG and the judge want a valid court order signed by...

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Child support

Your probation will likely stay until the end. And I'm surprised it's only 2.5 years as some judges do an automatic 10 for arrears that high....

Can I get a attorney an have a judge to enforce the child support and find out how much money he really makes

An attorney utilizing the Rules of Discovery may be able to ascertain more effectively the true income a person brings in, something that is...

Can they put a lien on my property if I'm paying my back child support?

Whenever a person owes back child support in TX, the law allows the whole debt to be immediately due and owing, it's not an installment debt....

Contract Worker and Child Support

It's true 1099 earners' income are not automatically reported to the OAG. You may have to hire a private attorney who can utilize the discover...

How to change my son's last name during child support case??

It's a possibility but there's lots of unknowns in your question. First and most importantly, the court can only give a party what's been...