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Child Support Lawyer in Houston, Texas

After a separation or divorce, one of the most important legal issues parents face is child support. Texas law requires both parents to contribute to their child’s upbringing, ensuring they have the financial support needed for housing, food, education, and medical care.

At Kamal Law Firm, PLLC, we represent parents across Houston, Harris County, and Fort Bend County in establishing, modifying, and enforcing child support orders. Whether you are seeking support, paying support, or dealing with unpaid obligations, our firm is here to protect your rights and prioritize your child’s best interests.

Determining who pays and who receives child support under Texas law
Calculating support payments based on income, custody arrangements, and expenses
Addressing special circumstances such as medical needs or education costs
Enforcing child support orders when payments are missed or delayed
Requesting modifications due to job loss, income changes, or new family obligations
Ensuring your child receives fair and adequate financial support

Why Clients Choose Kamal Law Firm

Protection Clarity Advocacy

We work tirelessly to protect the financial stability of your child. Whether you are the custodial parent seeking support or the paying parent concerned about fairness, we advocate to ensure your rights and your child’s needs are safeguarded.

Child support laws and calculations in Texas can be confusing. We provide clear explanations, accurate assessments, and step-by-step guidance so you fully understand your obligations or entitlements.

When disputes arise—whether about enforcement, arrears, or modifications—we stand as strong advocates in and out of court. Our commitment is to secure solutions that prioritize your child while ensuring fairness for both parents.