A wedding tends to reshape a household's finances, and a former spouse's new marriage can stir up questions about money that a divorce already settled. If you pay or receive spousal support, understanding how the courts address a former spouse's remarriage can help...
How does the Bradley Amendment affect child support modifications?
The Bradley Amendment significantly impacts how child support modifications are handled in the U.S. It specifically affects the ability to change or reduce child support arrears. When a parent owes back child support, the amendment prevents the reduction of that debt,...
Can parents make child support payments in advance in Texas?
When it comes to child support, some parents strive to not only meet their obligations but to go above and beyond. One common question that can arise is whether a co-parent can make child support payments in advance. Paying in advance might happen out of a desire to...
How Texas enforces child support
Child support ensures children get financial help from both parents. But, getting these payments is not always easy, especially if the noncustodial parent is uncooperative. In Texas, the Office of the Attorney General enforces child support orders. In this blog, we...