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Past-Due Child Support Administrative Review Request

Office of the Attorney General of Texas Child Support Division

Administrative review form for contesting the claimed amount of past-due child support tied to tax-refund intercept or credit reporting.

TexasLegal AssistanceNoncustodial parents in Texas child support cases statewide, including cases and residents in the Central Texas counties.

How to get help

Complete the Request for Administrative Review, attach a copy of the notice received, state the grounds for contesting the amount, identify intended witnesses and testimony, attach copies of supporting evidence, and return the form using the instructions associated with the notice or child support case.

Who this service helps

A noncustodial parent who received a notice about intercepting a federal income-tax refund or reporting a child-support obligation to a consumer credit-reporting agency and disputes the claimed past-due amount.

Where this service is available

Service area: Noncustodial parents in Texas child support cases statewide, including cases and residents in the Central Texas counties.

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About this service

The Child Support Division publishes a request form for a noncustodial parent to identify the disputed notice, state grounds, witnesses, and evidence for an administrative review of claimed arrears.

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