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No divorce is without its contentious aspects. A major point of concern for both parties involves child support. Your child custody and support arrangements go hand in hand, as Texas state law dictates that physical custody generally determines who makes child support payments.
In most cases, the non-custodial parent (the parent with less physical possession time with the child) pays child support, but there may be some instances in which child support is paid by both parents. Our family lawyers understand the process and are ready to assist you in this complicated area.
We understand the complex challenges you, your family, or your business may be facing. Our experienced team is ready to provide the guidance you need. Schedule a consultation and let us help you take the first step toward resolving your case.
