SB1403 amends Texas Family Code to modify child support enforcement procedures and protections for the Title IV-D agency.
SB1403 amends the Texas Family Code to modify procedures and protections for the Title IV-D agency in child support enforcement. The bill exempts the Title IV-D agency from mediation or arbitration clauses and costs in child support orders. It allows attorneys employed by the Title IV-D agency to represent the agency in court without notice to parties. The bill also modifies notice requirements for child support reviews and administrative adjustments, including the ability to exclude personal information in certain circumstances.
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