Do you have to have proof of income in a child support case?

You need to get discovery issued to have him swear under oath as to his income. Look at his bank accounts and his monthly expenses. If his expenses...

I can not afford and attorney. How do I subpoena tax documents, bank statements, and loan documents to prove income in TX

You can issue discovery to the obligor to have him produce those documents without having to go through subpoenas.

Even though the State may request reimbursement for the Medicaid, you and the father can agree to waive child support once the child is off...

Can I file a civil suit

If there was no court order that ordered your father to pay child support, the time has expired for you to try to collect. Under Texas law, you can...

I owe back child support and I have a 2500 warrant for it once I pay the back pay who does the 2500 go to?

100% of a cash bond gets applied to your past due child support. Your best option is to call the party that issued the capias (whether the Attorney...

Will my daughters 'father' ever be held accountable for his responsibility?

The hard part of your situation is that the AG represents the state of Texas -- not you or your children. Getting him served is part of the...

How is it if I get a second job the state will take 50% of my check for child support?

This sounds like an error. The new employer was probably sent a wage withholding order through the automated process after the employer reported...

Will I need to give the judge any other forms besides the divorce decree in the pre-approval process?

Each county has a different process and sometimes each court has a different process from others in the same county. Your best bet is to call the...

How do I collect back child support?

You and your attorney need to confirm the arrears he owes as part of the termination judgment. The order will have to registered in Texas. It...

What steps to take to release me from my child support?

You can do nothing until he is 18. The child support is still owed to the parent who has the right to receive it even if the child is not residing...