Hey Ciril I have a question for you! I just spoke to DCSS and discovered that my X's attorney is in the process of filing a modification to the child support order to zero due to lack of employment. It doesn't affect me since I have not received any financial help but was curious what happens. After the modification is filed, does he never have to be financial responsible for the children because he's "officially" out of a job? and before anyone has any snarky remarks, I have a full time job.

I am not Ciril but this happened to someone I know. She had to wait until she knew he was working and take him back into court. And remember this is tx so I dont know how it works where you at

ugh I don't have the energy or money to do that I was hoping DCSS does that.

dunno I also had a friend that took her man back to court for nonpayment on support and he cried to the judge and said he had no job, so the judge set his support to NOTHING until he went to work. Then the mom had to take him back in when she found out he was working. So for all the men that think judges are just for the ladies,, think again.