Is Your Spouse Voluntarily Underemployed?
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 guidelines are proper. If you suspect your spouse has reduced their income intentionally to reduce […]
How Much Child Support Will You Pay or Receive?
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 the parent without custody wants to be sure the payments are being used for the […]
Your Child Support and the Attorney General
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 collect assets for child support. In the case, the husband and wife agreed to a […]