Texas SB1923 modifies child support orders based on specific circumstances, including parental child safety placement agreements.

Texas SB1923 amends the Family Code to allow courts to modify child support orders under certain conditions. The court can modify an order if the managing conservator has relinquished care, been incarcerated, or entered into specific agreements. Modifications based on parental child safety placement agreements are temporary and last up to 90 days. The bill also updates procedures for serving motions and notices electronically. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.

Texas SB1923 modifies child support orders based on specific circumstances, including parental child safety placement agreements.

Texas SB1923 amends the Family Code to allow courts to modify child support orders under certain conditions. The court can modify an order if the managing conservator has relinquished care, been incarcerated, or entered into specific agreements. Modifications based on parental child safety placement agreements are temporary and last up to 90 days. The bill also updates procedures for serving motions and notices electronically. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.