Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

Based on what you have written, there are a few questions which must be answered first ... (i) was the guy who has been paying child support for 13 years paying under a court order? (ii) why did you seek child support from the guy who has been paying without getting a DNA test done? (iii) how has the new guy "acknowledged" your daughter?

There are potentially a few processes available in order to eliminate the current child support order and establish a new child support order for the correct biological father. You will more than likely have to get a local law firm to assist you with this process. Which court issued the current order? Will the new guy be agreeable to child support - if yes or no, why? These are just two questions you need to deal with prior to moving forward with this matter.

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