Child Support Now Withholding Order
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Is there a limit to the amount of money that can be taken from my paycheck for child support? 50 percent of disposable income if an obligated parent has a second family. 60 percent if there is no second family.
Any moneys payable to the individual based upon compensation of personal service whether it is wages, salaries, commission, bonus, pay, allowances, or otherwise can be withheld to pay child support. With the exception provided by the court, the maximum withholding is 50% of the net disposable earnings.
Your company (employer) receives an "Order to Withhold Income for Child Support? from the Child Support Division. Your payment amount is deducted from your paycheck. Your employer sends the payment directly to us (each pay period). We process your payment and send it to the custodial parent.
Laws dealing with child support in Texas state that deadbeat dads who owe more than three months of past-due child support, and who do not have a voluntary repayment schedule, face mandatory license suspension.
An employer who does not comply with the order/notice is liable for the following: To the obligee for the amount not paid. To the obligor/employee for the amount withheld and not paid. For reasonable attorney's fees and court costs.