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Working through the complexities of child support can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re going through a divorce and may be required to make monthly payments. At Parker & Aguilar, we understand the challenges you might be facing trying to determine what your future financial picture will look like. That’s why we’re here to help you
What is the Texas Cap on Child Support You May Owe? Read More »
Navigating child support in Texas can be challenging, especially if you’re self-employed. Unlike traditional employment – where wages are straightforward and set to the cadence of a regular paycheck – self-employment income can be variable and less predictable. In our state, child support calculations for self-employed individuals follow specific guidelines to ensure fairness and accuracy
How is Self-Employed Child Support Calculated? Read More »
Child support is meant to help provide for your child, but payments can put a significant strain on your finances — especially if you are facing new hardships. While the amount you pay is often determined by a formula in the Texas child support guidelines, a motion to deviate from child support guidelines may be
Why File a Motion to Deviate From Child Support Guidelines? Read More »