by Webb Family Law, PLLC | Aug 13, 2018 | Child Support
There are a number of different types of child support cases that may apply to Texas parent. When exes are newly involved with the system, they may not be sure exactly how these cases are defined or why they are different. For example, some families manage child...
by Webb Family Law, PLLC | Jul 16, 2018 | Child Support
Texas parents who are planning to get married should have a conversation about finances as soon as possible. Doing so could make it easier to determine who will work and who will stay at home with the kids. It may also be a good time to discuss whether a parent will...
by Webb Family Law, PLLC | Jun 20, 2018 | Child Support
Being unable to work because of a disability can severely impair a person’s ability to pay child support. However, a person’s responsibility to pay child support doesn’t typically end if he or she becomes disabled. Custodial parents whose exes are...
by Webb Family Law, PLLC | Jun 6, 2018 | Child Support
Some Texas couples have a difference in their incomes, and one may need to seek public assistance when they end their relationships. When a person needs to get public assistance and has a child or children, his or her benefits may depend on any child support order...
by Webb Family Law, PLLC | May 23, 2018 | Child Support
Many single parents in Texas receive child support payments to cover the expenses associated with raising a child. While there are some political analysts who say that too much child support is paid to single parents, the United States Census Bureau has collected...
by Webb Family Law, PLLC | Apr 23, 2018 | Child Support
If a marriage ends because of infidelity, it’s unlikely that the at-fault parent will be “punished” by having to pay more child support. In Texas and other states, child support amounts are determined largely by how much money a parent makes and how...
