Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

When your husband's status changed, he should have filed a motion to modify the child support. Usually court orders don't change until a judge changes them.

Your husband need's to hire a Florida family law attorney to discuss his options.

In addition to Keith's comments, I would encourage you to talk to an estate planning attorney. The A G can intervene in the probate of his estate if he dies without a will.

The money he owes for child support becomes the obligation of his estate upon his death.

Since you are married to him, this could impact you dramatically.

Also, I would not have any joint bank accounts since the A G can "hit" any account with his social security number attached to it -- without notice!

Additionally, the IRS will withhold any refunds and send them to the AG office.

If you want a consultation, I charge $1 per minute to talk.

You really need to think about all your options and your future.

When your husband draws social security, part of the money will be withheld to go to his past due child support.

CHILD SUPPORT IS THE OBLIGATION THAT NEVER GOES AWAY!