Obtaining Child Support Documents

Summary

To obtain documents for a non-custodial parent in a Texas child support case, contact the Texas Attorney Generals Child Support Division. The non-custodial parent may not be notified of your request. Check your case status with the division, which typically serves the papers. Employment is not required to file a case, but it can affect the support amount. Consult the Texas Attorney Generals Child Support Division for specific details.

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how do I get documents on non custodial for child support case?
To obtain documents on a non-custodial parent for a child support case in Texas, you can:
- Contact the Texas Attorney General's Child Support Division.
- Request for the necessary documents.
Here are their contact details:

Texas Attorney General's Child Support Division


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * W. 15th Street, Austin, TX *
Website: www.texasattorneygeneral.gov
will the non custodial know i did this?
In general, the non-custodial parent may not be notified if you request documents related to your child support case. However, specific circumstances may vary. It's best to consult with the Texas Attorney General's Child Support Division for accurate information.
my case started in march * will it still be open?
The status of your case depends on various factors such as the nature of the case, court proceedings, and any actions taken. You can check the status of your case by contacting the Texas Attorney General's Child Support Division using the contact details provided earlier.
will they serve the papers or do I have to?
In Texas, the Attorney General's Child Support Division typically serves the papers to the non-custodial parent. However, circumstances may vary, so it's best to confirm with them directly.
do I have to have a regular job?
In Texas, having a regular job is not a requirement for filing a child support case. However, your employment status can affect the amount of child support ordered. It's best to consult with the Texas Attorney General's Child Support Division for specific information.