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Clear answers about how we collect unpaid child support and what you can expect from our services.
How does Child Support 2 Collect recover unpaid child support?
We use proven enforcement methods — including wage garnishment, tax-refund interception, bank levies, and legal action — to secure past-due child support payments on your behalf.
Are there any upfront fees for your services?
No. We operate on a contingency basis, meaning you only pay if we successfully collect the child support you're owed.
Can you collect child support regardless of how old the debt is?
Yes. There is no time limit on enforcing court-ordered child support, so we can pursue payments even if the debt is many years old — even after your child turns 18.
What information do I need to start the collection process?
You'll need to provide court orders, payment history, and contact details for the non-paying parent. We guide you through every step to gather what's required.
How long does it typically take to collect unpaid child support?
Collection times vary depending on case complexity and the enforcement actions needed, but we work efficiently to recover funds as quickly as possible.
What happens if the noncustodial parent refuses to pay?
If the noncustodial parent fails to pay, Texas law provides several enforcement options — including wage garnishment, bank levies, license suspension, and seizure of assets — all of which we can pursue on your behalf.
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