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Your Child Support and the Attorney General

Posted by Rich Shea on May 27, 2009 in Child Support

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

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