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To modify child support in Texas without court, both parents must agree on the new amount, document it, and submit it to the Texas Child Support Division. If theres no agreement, court involvement is necessary. The Texas Office of the Attorney General (OAG) can assist with the process, often at no cost, though court fees may apply. Contact the OAG Child Support Division via phone, online, or in person for guidance.Full Conversation
Shan Kit
Hi Shan! How can I assist you with your legal issue today? What specific information or guidance are you looking for?
Child support modification after 3 years. Resolution without court
Hey Shan! You can modify child support without going to court if both parents agree on the new amount. Here's a general process for Texas:
- Both parents must agree on the new child support amount.
- Put the agreement in writing and get it notarized.
- Submit the agreement to the Texas Child Support Division for approval.
Do you and the other parent agree on the modification?
The other parent does not agree
Hey Shan! If the other parent doesn't agree, you may need to go through the court to modify child support. Here are steps you can take in Texas:
- File a petition to modify child support at your local family court.
- Provide evidence of changed circumstances.
- Attend a hearing where both parties can present their case.
Would you like more details on filing the petition?
Can the Texas oag handle it without court
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Hey Shan! If the other parent does not agree to the modification, the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) in Texas can assist, but it typically involves going through the court process. The OAG can help you file the necessary paperwork and represent you in court.
Would you like more details on how the OAG can assist you with this process?
Yes, I would
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Hey Shan! The Texas Office of the Attorney General (OAG) can assist with child support modifications, but it typically involves the court process. Here are the steps:
- Contact the Texas OAG Child Support Division.
- They will help you file the necessary paperwork.
- The OAG may represent you in court.
Would you like to know more about the specific steps to contact the OAG?
Does the oag representing me in court cost me money?
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Hey Shan! In Texas, the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) offers child support services, including legal representation, typically at no cost to you. However, there may be some associated costs like court fees. Would you like to know more about the specific steps to contact the OAG?
Yes
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Hey Shan! Here are the specific steps to contact the Texas OAG Child Support Division:
- Call the Texas Child Support Division at *-*-*-*.
- Visit the Texas Attorney General's website and apply online.
- Visit a local Child Support Office.
Would you like the contact details for a specific office location near you?
Yes
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Hey Shan! You can contact the Texas Child Support Division by calling *-*-*-* or visiting their website to apply online. If you need the contact details for a specific office location near you, please provide your city or zipcode.
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Hi Shan! Here’s the contact information for the Texas Child Support Division:
~Texas Child Support Division
Phone: *-*-*-*
Website: www.texasattorneygeneral.gov
Would you like more help with anything else?
I think that's all
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Shan, it sounds like you've got the information you need to proceed with contacting the Texas Child Support Division. If you have any other questions in the future, feel free to reach out. Take care!
Thank you
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It looks like Shan has received all the necessary information to proceed with contacting the Texas Child Support Division for their child support modification issue. The user does not need further assistance at this moment.
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