The Texas Attorney General’s Office announced the new Texas child support cap earlier this year.
Effective September 1, 2019, Texas law raises the cap on net resources to which the statutory child support guidelines apply from $8,550 to $9,200.
Texas law requires that the Texas Attorney General’s Office update this cap every six years to adjust for inflation.
This adjustment to the cap affects divorces involving high net income couples filed after September 1, 2019, as well as any other child support modifications or cases filed after that date.
Follow this link to read more about the General Rules for Child Support In A Texas Divorce.
Attorney at David Bryan Willis, PLLC
Bryan Willis is a divorce lawyer in Tyler, Texas who also represents clients in probate matters.You should not rely on any content on this website as legal advice.
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2019 Increase to Texas Child Support Cap On Net Resources
