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Anonymous Feb 25, 2015 Business 6 views 3 answers

in 2003 a district court order (bee) was given for primary conservatorship to father and mother was ordered to pay $.00 in child support ..2005 a county court order (nuecess) thru cps ordered complete conservatorship to the dad and took mothers joint away. not dad,child,mother lived in nuecess county. txoag says that mother owe over 20k in child support..is any of this legal...case was never transfered from bee county or back to bee county

Thomas Baker · Accepted Answer · 2026-06-15T13:37:43+00:00

You have a good question, but I believe the later CPS order in Nueces County trumps the Bee County order because of provisions that govern CPS actions and jurisdiction over CPS cases set forth in Texas Family Code Chapter 261. I believe the later child support order also controls and mother owes arrears as set in Nueces County. Someone should do some clean up in venue based on where child is residing now, but the 2003 order is not going to wipe out support but someone can always try to make law in 13th Appellate Court in Corpus Christi. Good luck.

George White · Accepted Answer · 2026-06-15T13:37:43+00:00

Well what a pickle. Did not someone mention the bee county order in nueces when that occurred. Check that pleading to see if it mentioned the bee order. We need a lot more investigation before we can work our way out if this. Best you hire a lawyer. To teview all this. Start with one in nueces.

Penny Wymyczakwhite · Accepted Answer · 2026-06-15T13:37:43+00:00

Retain a lawyer, The case may of been consolidated. Either way you have a court order regarding child support that needs to be evaluated . ,

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