Texas Senate Approves Bill for Child Support for Pregnant Mothers; Kansas Is Pushing for the Same Bill

Child support is a key topic in Texas and Kansas. In Texas, Senate Bill 942 aims to make fathers financially responsible for child support from the date of conception, having passed the Senate with a 27-4 vote and now moving to the House. Supporters see this as essential financial relief for mothers during pregnancy, emphasizing shared accountability. However, there are concerns about the fairness of a system that primarily considers one parent’s income. In Kansas, lawmakers have overridden Governor Laura Kelly's veto on two anti-abortion bills, including House Bill 2062, which proposes child support for pregnant women and a tax exemption for unborn children. Supporters advocate for compassion towards pregnant women, while critics suggest prioritizing issues like minimum wage increases and healthcare access. The House is also reviewing legislation that would require schools to show fetal development videos, which has raised concerns about parental rights. As these debates continue, the decisions made will significantly affect child support practices and educational policies in both states, with communities closely monitoring the developments. Please like, comment and subscribe. Also, follow me on all other social media platforms @iam.a.dad - facebook: @iamadad01 Check out our DAD STORE: https://iamadad.net/collections/all Join our Dad’s Support Group, on IG & Facebook @iam.a.dad Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iam.a.dad/ Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/iamadad01 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iam.a.dad?_t=8ioy8hSmmha&_r=1 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4DG8oHd6HNrs3fEp9B2g0N?si=aEFDKjA6Q9eNfhyN_Ea4MQ Apple podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-family-court-podcast/id1693532692 If you’re representing yourself in a divorce, custody and or child support case. Join our “pro se,” group on Patreon & IG @iam.a.dad (click on subscribe.) iamadad.net #childsupport #texas #kanses #newbill #newlaw #familylaw