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When Can I Stop Paying? [2022]

Last Updated on January 9, 2023 by Benson Varghese

In Texas, child support ends when a child turns 18 or graduates high school – whichever comes later. However, as with almost anything, there are exceptions to this rule. In this blog post, we are going to discuss these exceptions and answer some frequently asked questions about legally terminating child support in Texas.

How long are your required to pay child support in Texas?

Under Texas Family Code 154.001, parents are required to pay child support until one of the following occurs:

* the child turns 18 or graduates high school whichever comes later; or
* the child is emancipated through marriage, through the removal of disabilities of minority by court order, or by other operation of law; or
* the child dies.
The first and the third elements are self-explanatory, but what does No. 2 mean? We will explain these exceptions further below

What are the exceptions that allow early termination of child support in Texas?

If your child becomes emancipated – meaning he or she can manage their own affairs and is self-supporting – then you can legally terminate child support obligations. A child becomes legally emancipated before age 18 if he or she:
* Gets married;
* Joins the U.S. military; or
* Successfully petitions the court to be free of parental control (a judge issues an order permitting the child to have the same rights as an adult.)

In any of these instances, the court will require proof before terminating child support obligations. You can’t just stop paying; you must file a petition to terminate child support.

Can child support be extended in Texas?

Yes, if a child has a physical or mental disability that requires substantial care and supervision – and the disability exited before they turned 18 – a court can order parents to provide indefinite support.

Does child support terminate automatically?

No, child support is not automatically terminated when a child turns 18, graduates from high school, or qualifies for an early exception. The termination needs to be done legally to stop the income withholding. To do this, you or an attorney will need to file a Motion to Terminate Withholding for Child Support in the court that issued the original family court orders. A hearing will be scheduled, where the judge will review the petition and, if everything is in order, will sign an order terminating child support.

Can I terminate child support if I am past due?

If you owe back child support, the court will probably order the arrears to be paid before they will consider signing an order terminating child support. Once again, a hearing will be scheduled, and the judge will review the evidence before making a decision.

What happens to child support if parents get back together?

A Texas court may reduce child support in Texas for the period of time that the parents live together, and the parent who owes child support ends up paying for expenses and household bills.

If you have any questions about terminating child support in Texas, or if you are ready to file petition to terminate child support in Fort Worth or the surrounding counties, please contact Varghese Summersett Family Law Group at 817-900-3220. Our experienced family law attorneys would be more than happy to help you through the process.

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Florida Dept. of Revenue - Changing a Support Order

An order to pay child support can be changed (or modified) by the court or administrative agency that issued the order if the circumstances of either parent change after the order is issued. Until an order is changed, terminated or vacated, the amount ordered is owed and legally enforceable. To understand how the law applies in your situation, you should seek legal advice from a licensed attorney.

Do I Qualify for a Review of my Child Support Order?

How to Request a Change to a Support Order

Either parent with a child support case can ask the Child Support Program to review their support order to see if the order should be changed. Parents can also file a petition in circuit court to change their support order.

What Happens When You Ask the Child Support Program to Review Your Support Order

First, the parent making the request gives their financial and other information to the Child Support Program for review. Once this information is received, the Program contacts the other parent to obtain their information. The Program reviews the parents' information to determine if there is a substantial, permanent, and involuntary change, or it appears there are other legal grounds to change the order. When the Program completes the review, it mails the results to both parents.

If the Program Determines the Order Should Change

If the review shows the order should be changed, the Program may start a proceeding to change the order. The steps to change an order depend on whether the order is a court order, an administrative support order issued by the Program or if another state issued the order. To change a court order, the Program involves a Program attorney who handles the court action. To change an administrative support order, the Program starts by notifying the parents of the proceeding to change the order. Parents are entitled to a formal hearing before a court or administrative order is changed.

If the support order was issued by another state, that state may need to review and modify the order, if appropriate. If that is the case and you make the request to the Program, we will forward your request to the other state.

If the Program Determines the Order Should Not Change

If the Program determines the order should not change, we notify the parents of our decision and take no further action.

What is a Change in Circumstances?

The parent seeking to change (or modify) a support order has the burden to prove a change in circumstances. In most cases, before an order can be changed, a parent's change in circumstances must be substantial, permanent, and involuntary.

If it has been less than three years since the support order was issued, reviewed or changed, a substantial change means that the change in circumstances would cause a change in the order amount that is at least 15 percent but not less than $50. If it has been more than three years since the support order was issued, reviewed, or changed, a change in circumstances means the change would cause a change in the order amount of at least 10 percent but not less than $25.

A permanent change in circumstances depends on the specific facts of the case. In most cases, to prove a permanent change, one must show the change has lasted for six months or more. Temporary or short-term changes are not enough to prove a lasting, permanent change. For example, a loss of employment is not a permanent change if you expect to find new employment. In some cases, a parent may be able to prove a permanent change right away; for example, a severe, life-changing injury or illness or retirement at the normal retirement age.

An involuntary change, comes about through no fault of the parent, like an extended illness or employment layoff. A voluntary change is a result of the parent's own choices. A voluntary change does not meet the standard for a support order to be changed. Examples of voluntary changes include quitting a job, being terminated for reasons within the parent's control, taking a lower paying job, or engaging in criminal conduct that results in incarceration.

Note: A support order change (modification) involves applying the law to the specific facts of the case. The general principles here are only a partial statement of the law and are not legal advice. Only a licensed attorney is authorized to provide legal advice based on the specific circumstances of your case.

Other Resources

Either parent can file their own petition in circuit court to change (modify) a support order. You can hire a lawyer of your choosing or file your own petition and represent yourself. Other resources you may find helpful include:

• Florida Courts Self-Help Page for Child Support
• Find a Florida Courts Self-Help Center Near You
• Florida Courts Self-Help Resources
• Download the Florida Courts Help App | Google Play Store | Apple App Store
• Florida Bar Legal Referral Service
• Florida. FreeLegalAnswers.org

to collect money for housing, a penalty and for the mother of the child

In alimony, not everything is as simple as it might seem. If you know your rights, you can receive money from the second parent not only for the maintenance of children, but also for treatment, housing and other additional expenses. And also - to index the amount in time and work correctly with bailiffs. We have collected everything that alimony recipients need to know.

🤝 Get money without a court decision

How it works. Parents can voluntarily and formally agree on how much money is needed to support the child. To do this, you need to conclude a notarial agreement.

The alimony agreement cannot be terminated unilaterally, such a document has the force of a writ of execution. If the debtor stops paying, the agreement can be immediately taken to the bailiffs so that they collect the money forcibly

What to refer to: ch. 16 SK RF

How to conclude an agreement

📈 Increase child support

How it works. There are two ways to increase the amount of alimony:
1. Apply to the district court. So, if alimony was established as a share of earnings, you can demand payment in a fixed amount or at the same time a share and a fixed part.
2. Index the established amount - increase taking into account the regional subsistence minimum for children. Indexation can be calculated by bailiff or employer

What to refer to: Art. 117 SK RF

How to calculate child support

👛 Collect child support from additional income

How it works. Usually, alimony is collected in shares of earnings: 1/4 - for one child, 1/3 - for two children and 1/2 - for three or more. At the same time, not only wages are considered earnings, but also other incomes - for example, from self-employment and business or from personal income tax deductions.

If the debtor sold the apartment or made a one-time transaction with shares, alimony is not withheld from such income. But if he rents out an apartment and invests professionally, he must give part of the money received to support the child

What to refer to: Government Decree dated November 2, 2021 No. 1908

From what income are alimony paid

💸 Do not count voluntary payments

How it works If a parent transfers money to a child voluntarily, without a court decision or agreement, these amounts may not be taken into account when calculating child support debt. Such transfers are considered gifts.

If a father, instead of paying alimony, feeds the child on weekends and takes him to the zoo, these are also gifts. Transferring money to a child’s account also does not release the parent from child support

What to refer to: p. 3 Art. 113 SK RF

How to transfer child support immediately to children

💅 Get child support for your maintenance

How it works. A woman can receive maintenance not only for children, but also for herself. This is possible in the following cases:
1. She is pregnant or the child is under three years old.
2. The marriage with the father of the child has been registered.

Alimony for the maintenance of a woman is established by the court in a fixed amount. Men have no rights to alimony on such grounds, even if the child stays with the father

What to refer to: Art. 23 SK RF

When you can claim maintenance for yourself

📃 Collect money through the employer

How it works. If there is a writ of execution - a court order, agreement or writ of execution - it can be sent immediately to the employer. Then the organization is obliged to calculate, withhold and even index alimony itself.

You must attach your passport data and details for money transfer to the application for collection.

Recovery through the employer will work only if the amount of payments does not exceed 100,000 R. If the place of work is unknown, you need to contact the bailiffs

What to refer to: Art. 109 SK RF

How to collect debts through the employer

🪙 Demand alimony in the absence of work and income

How it works. When calculating child support without proof of income, the average salary in Russia at the time of debt collection is taken into account.

In September 2022, the average salary was 61,879 R. For one child, you will get 15,469 R alimony

What to refer to: Art. 113 SK RF

Alimony in a fixed amount

☕ Spend money at your own discretion

How it works. The parent with whom the child lives manages the money. The alimony recipient is not required to report what he spends the payments on.

If the other parent wants to control the expenses for the child, he will have to prove in court that the money is being spent on other purposes

What to refer to: p. 2 Art. 60 UK RF

How to survive alone with a child

⛔ Restrict the debtor's driving license

How it works. For alimony debts, the bailiffs may restrict the driver's license - the debtor will not be able to drive a car. Such a restriction can be applied with a debt of 10,000 rubles or more.

This type of punishment is used at the request of the alimony claimant or at the initiative of the bailiff. The restriction is lifted only if the balance of the debt becomes less than 10 thousand. If the debtor still gets behind the wheel, he may be deprived of his driver's license for up to a year

What to refer to: Art. 67.1 of Law No. 229-FZ

💊 Present additional expenses for payment

How it works. In addition to alimony, you can also recover additional expenses for the child. These can be expenses for treatment, medicines, a ticket to a sanatorium, a rented apartment, utility services or a mortgage.

Such payments are collected through the courts. This can be a fixed amount or compensation for future expenses

Refer to: Art. 86 SK RF

How to get money for housing

💰 Get a penalty

How it works. The amount of the penalty can be set in the notary agreement. If there is no such condition, the general norms of the law work - 0.1% of the overdue amount per day. The amount is calculated for each overdue payment separately.

To recover a penalty, you need to get a decision from the bailiffs on the calculation of the debt and apply to the district court at the place of residence of the defendant

What to refer to: Art. 115 SK RF

How to calculate the forfeit on alimony

🏦 Receive a survivor's pension with a living parent

How it works. If the bailiffs cannot find the debtor within a year, he can be recognized as missing through the court.

From the point of view of paying alimony, this means that now the state will pay money for the child - in the form of a survivor's pension. Its size may even be more than alimony.

To use this norm, you need to receive a notification from the bailiff. But it is the exactor who applies to the court - usually the mother of the child

What to refer to: Art. 65 of Law No. 229-FZ

On the survivor's pension

🗓️ Collect debt for the past years

How it works. Usually, alimony is collected from the moment of going to court. But in some cases, the court may order alimony for the past period.

This is possible under two conditions:
1. Prior to applying to the court, the claimant took measures to obtain money for the maintenance of the child. For example, he wrote emails or applied to the court for a court order.
2. The debtor evaded the payment of alimony, despite the measures taken

What to refer to: Art. 113 SK RF

What threatens for non-payment of alimony

👐 Do not return the overpayment

How it works. If the parent paid more than the due amount, this amount remains at the disposal of the recipient, and the designated amount must be paid again for the next month.

You can demand back the excess only if the court decision is canceled, the agreement is annulled or the documents are forged

What to refer to: p. 116 SK RF

Is it possible to renounce paternity

🚗 Receive property as alimony

How it works. It is possible not to pay alimony in cash, but to transfer property on account of a debt. For example, parents can agree that one of them gives his share in the apartment instead of alimony. This must be fixed in a notary agreement

What to refer to: Art. 104 SK RF

How to issue a donation for an apartment

💳 Claim a debt from heirs after the death of the debtor

How it works. If an alimony debt has accumulated before the death of a parent, it will be included in the inheritance. The heirs will be obliged to pay everything if they accept the inheritance.

Debt can be repaid not with money, but with property. For example, the child's mother can receive a share in the apartment of the former mother-in-law

What to refer to: Art. 1112 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation

What happens to the debts of the deceased

🙅 Deprive the debtor of parental rights

How it works. Upon deprivation of parental rights, the obligation to pay alimony does not disappear. That is, there are no more rights to the child, but you still have to support it.

To deprive a debtor of rights, evasion from paying alimony must be malicious: for example, a person hides his place of work and income, hides from bailiffs, has already received warnings and fines due to debts

What to refer to: Art. 69 SK RF

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🍰 What is important for spouses to know

We analyze what rights and obligations spouses have, why it is useful to conclude a prenuptial agreement and how property is divided during a divorce, in the "Marriage" stream

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2. Rights in the payment of alimony.
3. With whom will the child remain after the divorce.

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How to write off child support debts in 2023?

Author of the article: Konstantin Milantiev

Last revised 22 December 2022

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Table of contents

1. Relatives: to whom you owe
   • Support agreement
   • Collect through the court
2. How alimony is written off at the place of work of the debtor
3. What can a bailiff do for alimony debts
4. Get away from alimony: in what cases are alimony written off
   • When you can dispute child support
5. Will bankruptcy save from alimony

Alimony - obligatory payments for the maintenance of a relative. Most often, these are regular transfers that the father makes to the mother of his child. Alimony also applies to a former spouse who became disabled during marriage. They can also be collected from a child who must support an elderly parent.

Not all people want to be involved in another person's life. When alimony debts accumulate, citizens are wondering if it is possible not to pay them. Let's leave aside reasoning about morality and consider how to write off alimony debts.

Read also

• What kind of alimony debt can they imprison?
• Are alimony written off in bankruptcy?
• What property can bailiffs seize?

Relatives: to whom you owe

To begin with, let's determine who you may owe alimony to. To do this, it is worth flipping through the Family Code of the Russian Federation, chapter V - Alimony obligations of family members. Alimony is paid by blood relatives or persons related by family ties.

• Parents must support their minor children, the law says. The amount of obligations: for one child one quarter of earnings is paid, for two - a third, for three or more - half of the income. These obligations will have to be fulfilled even if the court decides to terminate parental rights.
• Adult children must take care of their parents financially.
• Spouses and former spouses also have mutual obligations to pay alimony. For example, a needy ex-spouse, if he became so in marriage or within a year after its dissolution.
• Brothers and sisters have obligations to support their disabled brothers and sisters.
• Should take care of relatives: grandparents - about grandchildren and vice versa, pupils - about their educators, stepdaughters and stepsons - about stepfathers and stepmothers.

Child support agreement

Child support can be agreed orally or in writing. But informal agreements are easy to ignore, because promises cannot be presented in court.

It is better to conclude a written agreement with a notary or to establish the amount of alimony in court. In this case, it can only be changed officially by signing a new agreement with a notary. Or through the courts. If the party does not fulfill the obligation, then with a notary agreement, you can go to the accounting department where the debtor works, or to the FSSP and collect assistance forcibly.

For bailiffs, a notarial agreement on the payment of alimony has the force of an enforcement document, that is, you do not have to go to court.

Collect through the court

Alimony can be established and collected and forcibly - through the court. In this case, there will be a full-fledged trial, in which you can bring documents, checks, receipts, indicating the expenses of one side, and income - on the other.

The payer can present his arguments for reducing the amount of maintenance. One of the grounds for reducing child support is if there are other children.

For example, the ex-husband got married a second time, another son was born, who also needs to be supported. Previously, the child from the first marriage was the only one and received 25% of the father's income, and now there is also a dependent. By law, if there are two children, 33% of income can be withheld from the father. Now each son will receive 16.5% of his father's salary. Even if they are in different families.

How alimony is written off at the place of work of the debtor

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The debtor himself can voluntarily take the notarized agreement on the payment of alimony to his employer so that the money is withheld from the salary. This can also be done by the recipient of alimony - for example, the ex-spouse will submit a notarial agreement at the place of work of the father of the child. Within three days after receiving the next salary, the accounting department will transfer the payment to the recipient.

If a person does not pay, or if a debt has accumulated, then a writ of execution for alimony or a notarial agreement can be submitted to bailiffs. The evader will have to pay additional fees. The bailiff will impose a fee of 7% on the amount that is collected.

What a bailiff can do for alimony debts

To understand what a bailiff can do when collecting alimony debts, you should familiarize yourself with the Federal Law “On Enforcement Proceedings”. The bailiff has a wide range of powers.

If you are wondering if bailiffs can write off money, then the answer is: they can, and even must do so. By law, the bailiff has access to the personal information and accounts of the debtor. The bailiff has the right to call you to the FSSP department or come to your address, make an inventory and seize movable and immovable property. And it's all legal. He can also:

• withhold debt from wages, other income, even from pensions and unemployment benefits;
• check accounts, deposits, electronic wallets and submit an order to write off the money received there;
• arrest and sell property (not only a car, but also expensive equipment, shares, shares in an LLC and other assets - everything you find, except for the only housing),
• prohibit travel abroad,
• temporarily deprive the driver's license,
• put the debtor on the wanted list,
• impose an administrative fine and even bring to compulsory work or criminal liability. Article 157 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation allows the application of criminal liability to a person who maliciously evades the payment of alimony. We told in more detail under what conditions, and for what debt on alimony in Russia they can be imprisoned.

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You can actually go to jail for not paying child support. This measure is rarely used for the simple reason that it is unprofitable for the state to keep a defaulter in places of deprivation of liberty. It is more rational to force him to fulfill his obligations, and for this, use the entire arsenal of means to which the bailiff service is entitled.

If you do not pay alimony, the bailiffs will write off money from bank accounts. If there are savings, they will take the entire amount of the debt, and if you receive a salary, pension or income from self-employment on a card, then bailiffs can write off up to 70% of your monthly income in case of accumulated alimony debts.

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On their website, bailiffs regularly report in what unusual ways they manage to collect alimony. They meet debtors at the airport, carry out road raids with the traffic police, and even arrest pets to get their debts settled.

Such actions do not always comply with the law, for example, the animal must be kept in humane conditions, fed and walked, so bailiffs rarely turn threats into reality.

How to challenge the illegal actions of bailiffs, as well as repeated and illegal write-offs of money, we told here.

Avoid child support: in what cases are child support written off? It is impossible to write off the debt - neither through the court, nor through the MFC, nor through the bailiffs. After bankruptcy, the child support debt will remain. It is legally possible to reduce the amount of obligations or to be completely freed from them, if there is a good reason.

The Family Code provides for two ways to get rid of alimony debts: voluntarily by agreement of the parties or through the courts.

The maintenance debt forgiveness agreement is drawn up in writing and contains the details of the parties, the reason why the maintenance debtor cannot return the funds, the amount to be forgiven and the signatures of the parties. It must be certified by a notary. For example, a child grew up, began to earn money and forgave his father or mother for the lack of financial support. Anything happens.

Contrary to popular myths, a person is not exempt from paying child support if the spouse or child has changed status.

• If your ex-wife gets married, it won't affect your child support payments. They don't reset or decrease.
• When the child becomes an adult, that is, he turns 18, the father or mother will no longer pay current alimony, but the debt from previous years will not go anywhere. They are subject to a general limitation period of three years, that is, a claim can be filed with the court within 3 years after the age of majority, and then they will be collected without a time limit. A penalty of 0.1% is charged on alimony debt for each day of delay. That's 36% per annum, so they're growing quite noticeably.

If it is not possible to write off debts by mutual agreement, then the reduction of alimony debts or their forgiveness occurs through the court. Consider the grounds for partial exemption from alimony.

When can alimony be challenged? The groundlessness of alimony is confirmed by a court decision, which must be attached to a claim for the return of alimony or debt cancellation. For example, you were misled and paid child support for someone else's child.

The defaulter is recognized as disabled , that is, he lives on a disability pension and is not able to get a job for objective reasons, or he supports other family members (children or adults who are seriously ill). If new family members have appeared - a child was born, guardianship of the parent has been issued, then the amount of alimony can be reduced.

The court may forgive part of the alimony or reduce it if the financial situation of the debtor worsens. However, it should not be his fault. The grounds must be solid. For example, a natural disaster, layoffs at work (the debt will not be written off or reduced if you do not work at will). The court can write off the debt completely if the catastrophe destroyed the debtor's property.

An action to write off debts or reduce the amount of assistance to a relative is filed with the Magistrate's Court - the same one that made the decision on payments. It will be necessary to document the reason for the withdrawal of payments. For example, to present the conclusion of the medical commission on your incapacity for work, or on the unlawfulness of the accrual of alimony.

The court accepts the claim within five days and may consider the case without the participation of the parties.

Will bankruptcy save you from alimony? But not from everyone. You can not get away from those debts that are inextricably linked with the personality.

The answer to the question of whether it is possible to write off child support debts through bankruptcy will disappoint many. This is impossible. These obligations are linked to your personality. If the debtor is declared insolvent, the alimony still continues to accrue, as well as dripping interest for not paying them off on time.

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Bankruptcy Law No. 127-FZ provides for how the alimony debt is paid in bankruptcy. Alimony debt is included first of all in the register of creditors. This means. What if some property is sold during bankruptcy, or money is collected from the salary, then the alimony debt will be paid off first.

If money remains after paying off the maintenance debt, the balance will be distributed among other creditors - banks, MFIs, tax, management company.

If there is little or not enough money in the bankruptcy estate, and the alimony debt is not closed during bankruptcy, then it is not written off, unlike loans and other arrears. The ex-wife will receive a writ of execution and continue to collect the debt from the bankrupt.

We described in more detail about the rules for satisfying creditors' claims in bankruptcy in this material.

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