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Financial Support Of The Children - Enforcement, Collection, Resolve Issues with Attorney General
Embrace the truth that the financial support & welfare of the children must be treated with utmost importance. Seek assistance from numerous reputable legal experts in San Antonio, who will readily direct you to me. While basic concerns can be resolved by many legal professionals, intricate matters are precisely why you should reach out to us at 210-960-9229 without delay.
In Texas, both parents are legally obligated to provide financial support to their children. If you are the child’s primary custodial parent, the other parent (the non-custodial parent) must send you payments for the care of the children. There are many issues that can arise in a case, and Marvel Law Group handles disputes including:
- Collecting past due
- Reviewing court order
- Modifying court order
Schedule an initial consultation with Marvel Law Group online to learn more. The firm represents both custodial and non-custodial parents.
Calculating SUPPORT
The amount a parent will have to pay depends on the obligor (paying parent) monthly disposable resources, which is not the same as net monthly income. The obligor also provides medical and dental coverage for the child or reimburses the other parent for the premium. If the parent is unemployed, their income will be calculated from Social Security awards, workers’ compensation, unemployment benefits, and even rental income. Texas terminates when the minor turns 18 years old or when they graduate high school, whichever is later.
Collecting
It is never too late to collect your past due payments. Marvel Law Group specializes in collecting past due payments for the parents of children in their 20's, 30's, and even 40's. If they miss payments, you have the right to take legal action for enforcement and collection.
Marvel Law Group has a team of collection specialists and investigators, making the firm one of the top collection firms in the state. There are unique remedies available in child support collection to secure assets and payments.
Litigation
When negotiations fail, Marvel Law Group can fight for your parental interests in litigation. In fact, the firm prepares every case as if litigation is the only option. Some types of litigation the firm handles include:
- Stopping or starting income withholding orders
- Transferring out of state orders to Texas
Marvel Law Group also handles modification requests for child support, including those conducted through a court hearing or through the Child Support Review Process. Learn more about this on the Modifications page.
If conflict arises, Marvel Law Group can advocate for a plan in court that meets your needs and interests, whether you are the obligee or obligor parent.
Let Marvel Law Group champion your parental interests. Schedule an initial consultation to get started on your child support case today.
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