The Texas Child Support “Passport Trap”: How $2,500 in Arrears Can Ground a Parent
Owe more than $2,500 in back child support? Federal law can block or revoke a passport until the arrears are handled. How the passport denial program works in Texas.
“He Owes Me $300 for the ER”: How Medical Expenses Actually Get Collected From a Co-Parent in Texas
A text saying “you owe me $300” is not enforcement. How medical reimbursement actually works under Texas custody orders, and what we ask our clients to do when a co-parent won’t pay.
Filing for Child Support Through the Texas Attorney General? Here’s What That Case Really Covers
The Texas Attorney General offers a free path to child support, but the OAG does not represent either parent, and the case covers custody too.
Does Texas Really “Cap” Child Support? The Truth About High Earners and the Guidelines
Texas guideline child support is capped, but that is not the end of the story. How the $11,700 net resources cap works and when courts can order more.