Self-Employed Parents & Texas Child Support: How Courts Really Calculate Your Income

If you’re self-employed, a freelancer, contractor, or business owner in Texas, child support calculations can get complicated fast. In this episode, our attorneys break down how Texas courts determine your “net resources” when your income doesn’t come from a traditional paycheck — and why many self-employed parents are surprised by what does and does NOT count as income.We explain how courts evaluate gross receipts, business deductions, tax returns, irregular income, cash payments, and fluctuating earnings. You’ll also learn why certain business write-offs don’t reduce child support, how judges identify under-reported income, and what documentation you need to protect yourself and ensure a fair calculation.💡 When you’re self-employed, clarity is power — understanding the rules helps you avoid surprises and protect your financial stability.📖 Read the full guide on our blog:Self-Employed Parents & Texas Child Support: How Courts Really Calculate Your Income👉 Need help preparing financial documents or challenging an inaccurate calculation?Schedule your free consultation at BryanFagan.com/schedule