Life changes — and so can your child support order. In this episode, we walk you through when and how you can legally modify an existing child support arrangement under Texas law. We explain the two main paths: when there’s been a “material and substantial change” (for example, a big income change, job loss, change in custody, or new expenses), and when enough time has passed for a periodic review under the guidelines.
You’ll learn what documentation you’ll need (like pay stubs, tax returns, proof of changed medical or childcare costs), how to file the correct petition, and what to expect if the other parent contests the change.
💡 Updating your support order doesn’t have to be overwhelming — with the right info, you can get things back in line with your current life.
📖 Read the full guide here:
How Can I Modify Existing Child Support Arrangements in Texas?
👉 Need help figuring out if you qualify for a modification?
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