Blog Home Recent Posts in the Child Support Category Post-Divorce Modifications: Reasons to Change a Court Order Jun 14, 2018 Whether reached through out-of-court negotiations or litigation, divorce cases are finalized through court orders. These orders are binding legal ... Posted By CokerLegal Continue Reading Understanding a Notice/Order to Withhold Income Dec 12, 2016 If you have received an “Order/Notice to Withhold Income for Child Support ,” you must not disregard the document. This notice should be handled ... Posted By CokerLegal Continue Reading How can I change a child support order? Jun 30, 2015 If you are having trouble keeping up with your child support payments you may be able to have the order changed. In order to do so, your first step ... Posted By CokerLegal Continue Reading Child Support Calculation Guidelines - Then & Now Nov 20, 2014 By Duane L. Coker For Throwback Thursday, I thought it'd be interesting to look at how Child Support guidelines, and specifically limits on the ... Posted By Duane L. Coker Continue Reading Texas Child Support Guideline Increase: Coming Soon to a Court Near You! Jul 29, 2013 The Texas Attorney General announced this Summer that the income cap guidelines used to calculate Texas child support will be increasing on September ... Posted By Duane L. Coker Continue Reading Child Support and the Texas Attorney General May 2, 2013 The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) becomes involved in a case in two ways. The first way is if a person has applied or is receiving public ... Posted By Jacqueline D. Cannon Continue Reading Man Wins Back Child Support After Learning He is Not the Father Aug 28, 2012 In Australia, a man took his 14-year-old son for a DNA paternity test. He had been suspicious for some time that the boy was not his son due to ... Posted By Duane L. Coker Continue Reading Paternity Tests Can Now Exonerate Non-Fathers from Paying Child Support Jan 30, 2012 In case you are just as unaware as millions of other men in the state of Texas, it’s possible that in your divorce, or other paternity matter, you ... Posted By Duane L. Coker Continue Reading Page of 2