What Should I Do If the Other Parent Refuses to Pay Child Support?

When a parent refuses to pay child support in Texas, it puts stress on your home, your finances, and your child’s wellbeing. But you are not without options. In this episode, our attorneys explain the steps you can take when payments stop — and how Texas law empowers you to enforce your child support order.We outline the most effective enforcement tools, including wage garnishment, license suspension, liens, tax refund intercepts, and contempt proceedings, along with what evidence you’ll need to prove nonpayment. You’ll also learn what not to do, how to avoid jeopardizing your own case, and why taking action quickly is key to protecting your child’s financial stability.💡 A missed child support payment is not just an inconvenience — it’s a legal issue with real remedies.📖 Read the full guide here:What Should I Do If the Other Parent Refuses to Pay Child Support?👉 Need help enforcing child support?Schedule your free consultation at BryanFagan.com/schedule