Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

The short answer to your question is probably not. However, what you really need to do is file a motion to modify so that you child support is based on your current income without and not what your income was when you were employed.

If you are concerned about increasing the support after you become employed, nothing in the law prevents you from paying more.

I agree with Keith. You need to file a MOTION TO MODIFY CHILD SUPPORT if your income has gone down and does not appear that it's going to go back up to the old income.

It appears that you live in Harris County from your zip code.

You need to take a certified copy of your last court document signed by the Judge to an attorney.

Good luck!