Child support is a critical issue in many Woodlands divorce cases. We previously discussed how the child support guidelines function in a situation where the parent paying child support has net resources below $7,500 per month. If you have more Read More
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When the Child Support Guidelines do not apply in your Montgomery County Divorce find out what factors the court will consider in setting child support.
A household where one or sometimes both parents are disabled faces many challenges. Trying to make ends meet on a modest income is never easy. After a divorce in Montgomery County, Texas there may be a new monthly expense, child Read More
Resources. Before even trying to figure out what a parent can pay as child support in Montgomery County your Woodlands Divorce Attorney must establish the parent’s resources. There are many different resources that the Conroe divorce court considers when awarding Read More
Can your child support order in the Conroe or Houston courts be modified? Find out here.
A child support order in Montgomery County usually ends when the child reaches the age of 18. Families caring for a disabled child face special challenges and the law allows for child support to continue past the age of 18 Read More
Voluntary underemployment is a big issue in some divorces. Occasionally, one party to the divorce may try to lower their child support obligation by reducing their income. This is because in most cases the divorce court presumes the child support Read More
Child support payments are often a critical issue in divorce cases filed in the Conroe or Houston Family Law Courts. The parent with custody wants the support payments high enough to help with the costs of raising the child(ren) and Read More
The Attorney General has some enforcement authority to pursue assets to satisfy child support obligations. Sometimes they go too far. In The Interest of R.C.T. 2009-TX-0408.559 gives us an example of when a Texas Attorney General goes too far to Read More