Your Kendall County Child Support Attorney
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Let’s face it – no family law issue is ever simple and straight forward. When a child is involved, however, things can be even more complex and emotional for all parties involved. If your ex is not meeting the guidelines of the child support orders, you may have legal recourse to force payment. Similarly, if you pay child support and have experienced a change in employment or income, you may be able to get an amendment to the court’s orders, as well. We work with parties on both sides of the child support dynamic to ensure that the law works for you, not against you. With the Gilbert Law Office, you’ll not only get experience, but also compassion and understanding from your Kendall County child support lawyer.
Don’t entrust your financial well-being to just any family lawyer – choose a reliable Kendall County family law attorney that knows how to represent your interests and fight for you every step of the way. Contact the Gilbert Law Office to get a complimentary family law case consultation today, or stop by our location on I-10 for a conversation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is child support calculated in Texas?
Texas uses statutory guidelines based primarily on the paying parent’s net income and the number of children involved. Courts can deviate from the guidelines in certain circumstances, such as a child’s special needs or significant disparities in parental income.
What can I do if my ex isn’t paying court-ordered child support?
You have legal options to enforce a child support order, including wage withholding, contempt proceedings, and other remedies through the Texas courts. We can help you pursue enforcement if your ex has fallen behind on payments.
Can child support be modified after it’s ordered?
Yes. Texas allows modifications when there’s been a material and substantial change in circumstances, such as a significant change in either parent’s income, job loss, or a change in the child’s needs. We can help determine whether your situation qualifies.
Do you represent parents who pay child support, not just those receiving it?
Yes. We work with parents on both sides of the child support relationship, whether you’re seeking to enforce an order, contest an unfair calculation, or request a modification due to a change in your income.
How long does child support last in Texas?
Generally, child support continues until a child turns 18 or graduates high school, whichever occurs later, though it can extend longer in cases involving a disabled child. Specific circumstances may affect the exact duration.
How much does a child support attorney cost in Kendall County?
Costs vary depending on whether the matter is an initial order, a modification, or an enforcement action. We offer a free consultation to review your situation and provide clear, upfront guidance on fees before you commit to representation.