If you have children, child support becomes a core part of divorce in Texas and the wellbeing of your children is a major priority for the courts. However, child support can become a bit more complex in a high-asset divorce.
Parents going through a divorce in Texas are subject to statutory mathematical formulas to determine their child support obligations. In this blog, we will discuss Texas child support guidelines, some unique challenges, and practical steps that high-income parents can take to ensure a fair and reasonable child support agreement.
Texas Child Support Guidelines
There are specific guidelines for calculating child support payments in Texas. These payments are based on the net monthly income of the non-custodial parent. The non-custodial parent pays a percentage of their net monthly income, based on the number of children they are supporting.
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