Re: Stopping Child Support in Texas

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On 7/27/07, M'sta Mikey wrote:
> On 7/26/07, EV wrote:
>> My son is 18 and has graduated high school. My employer
>> requires a court order to stop wage garnishment. I would
>> like to handle this myself without hiring yet another
>> attorney,( not much money left). I need to know what form
>> is required and any advice anyone can provide. Thanks
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> Contact your case worker. They'll examine your divorce
> decree and determine if support is to stop. If so, they will
> send your employer an order to stop, or modify (if there are
> other children involved.)

Sorry, I did not go into much detail on original post. I have
contacted my employer's garnishment dept. They told me they do
not show a caseworker assigned to my case, therefore they are
requiring a court order. I contacted my county district clerk's
office, they told me I would need a form( they did not say
which form) filled out requesting to stop the child support and
have a judge sign it. Then I can fax that to my employer so
they can stop the garnishment. So I really need to know
which "form" I need, the clerk's office said I could find at
law library, but they suggested I hire attorney. I would rather
do myself if possible. Thanks
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