How will my childsupport payments affect me?

If he has a new child and his income has dropped and one of your children is moving in with him your monthly child support will decrease. The...

My kids father is contesting the child support our court date is coming up what happens if I can't make it?

The Attorney General represents the interest of the State of Texas, not of you. However it is their job to establish the child support but they...

My husband and I both work ..can they use my income to base the amount he has to pay in child support.

As you have stated you have an attorney, these questions are best answered by him/her and not here on a general information board. See Texas Family...

Can I defend myself in a Florida child support hearing when I live in another state?

You can always represent yourself in court by filing an answer. That said, you will need to appear in person if there is a hearing. You should be...

Can I sue payroll for refusing to stop wage garnishment if there is no enforcement order in place anymore.

See my answer to your previous question that I posted above.

How can I stop Payroll from sending payments

Your best option is to ask the payroll office what they require. They may require something from the court instead of just a letter. If you can get...

Do I receive child support when the other parent goes to jail and I get custody?

Child support is based on the income of the paying parent. You may be entitled to a child support order but there is no way to get her to pay while...

I live in Texas, and my boyfriend is still paying child support. If we get married, will his amount be refigured with my income

No. Texas law specifically says a new spouse's income does not count towards figuring the obligor's net resources in Texas Family Code sec....

If it is SSDI then the children are eligible for benefits separately from yours. If the children's benefits match or exceed the back child support...

I have no court ordered child support I'm unemployed and ex wife is taking me to court

You have to be given notice of a hearing. If there is already a case in progress the notice can be mailed to you by certified mail if you received...