Texas Child Support Modification — 100% Online**

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We’re excited to introduce a service built exclusively for cooperative parents who want to update their child support order order quickly, affordably, and entirely online. Many former customers request this service and we listened. We’ve made an easy, affordable process for amending your child support and/or custody by mutual agreement of the parents.

Until now, child support modifications in Texas typically meant hiring a local attorney and spending $2,000 or more on the process with one or more court hearings along with visits to the court and attorney’s office. Our flat fee of $395 is exclusive for our clients only (regular price for non-clients is $1,499) and delivers everything you need to obtain a judge-signed modification order, without the stress, delays, or expense of traditional representation and we do it all for you. This special price of $395 and online service is only available to former customers who obtained their divorce via our website.

Everything is Included in Our $395 Service (past clients exclusive rate.

No other fees or costs!

When you use our Texas Child Support Modification Service, you receive a complete, attorney-prepared package designed to ensure your case is accepted and finalized by the court:

 ✅ Petition to Modify Parent Child Relationship – drafted by a Texas family law attorney, tailored to your situation. This Petition is used by the Petitioner to request changes to a previous order regarding conservatorship, support, possession or access, and rights, privileges, duties and powers.

 ✅ Petitioner’s Supporting Affidavit - Modification (if necessary) – This Affidavit is attached to the Petition to Modify Parent-Child Relationship if the parties are changing conservatorship (the person who has the exclusive right to designate the primary residence of the child) within one (1) year of the Final Decree of Divorce being signed by the Judge.

 ✅ Affidavit Concerning UCCJEA Information (if necessary) – If one of the parents reside outside of Texas

 ✅ Waiver of Service – This form must be notarized. This document tells the court that the Respondent does not need to be formally/personally served by a sheriff/constable/private process server with the Petition to Modify Parent Child Relationship.

 ✅ Notice of Hearing (if necessary) – Signed by Judge or Court Coordinator. This Notice may be used to inform all parties interested in the matter when and where the matter will be considered by the court. Please note, it is entirely up to the Judge to allow cases to be finalized without appearing in court. In an agreed modification proceeding, most Judges do allow the case to be finalized without appearing in Court. However, there are some “old school” Judges who do want one person to show up in Court, for a brief 5 minute hearing, when the final order is signed.

 ✅ Agreed Order in Suit to Modify Parent Child Relationship – This order addresses the modification of conservatorship, possession, child support, and health care.

 ✅ Income Withholding Order for Support - This order is used to give the employer of the obligor instructions regarding withholding from the obligor's earnings.

 ✅ E-Filing Tips/Instructions - We provide Tips on how to E-File your pleadings.

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How the Process WorksAnswer Simple Online Questions

  1. Answer Simple Online Questions

    You and your co-parent use our secure online interview. No legal jargon, just plain language questions about your current support arrangement and what needs to change.
     
  2. Final Decree of Divorce

    You send us a file-stamped copy of your Final Decree of Divorce signed by the Judge.
     
  3. Attorney Prepares Your Case

    A licensed Texas attorney drafts all required documents, ensuring accuracy and compliance with the Texas Family Code
     
  4. We send you the following along with detailed, step-by-step instructions on how to file and finalize your agreed modification suit: a) Petition to Modify Parent Child Relationship and any affidavits if necessary; (b) Waiver of Service; (c) Agreed Order in Suit to Modify Parent Child Relationship; and (d) Income Withholding Order for Support
     
  5. Briefly: Petitioner files the Petition to Modify Parent Child Relationship; Petitioner gives the co-parent (Respondent) a copy of the Petition to Modify Parent Child Relationship and Waiver of Service; Respondent signs the Waiver of Service in the presence of a Notary (or online Notary); Petitioner or Respondent file the notarized Waiver of Service with the Court; both parents sign the Agreed Order in Suit to Modify Parent Child Relationship; the Agreed Order in Suit to Modify Parent Child Relationship and Income Withholding Order for Support are presented to the Judge for signature; Judge reviews and signs the Agreed Order in Suit to Modify Parent Child Relationship and Income Withholding Order for Support. (Again, you will receive detailed step-by-step instructions outlining the above steps)

Why Parents Choose Our Service

  • Save thousands compared to hiring a local attorney, no big retainer, no hourly billables.
  • 100% online: no courthouse visits**, no office meetings.
  • Faster process: cases are typically reviewed and signed by a judge in weeks, not months.
  • Peace of mind: all documents are prepared by a Texas family law attorney — not generic online forms.
  • Flat, transparent pricing: just $395 total. No hourly fees. No surprises.

Important to Know

⚠Both parents must agree. This service is only for cooperative parents who are in full agreement about the modification and they previously used our service and the divorce action was granted by the court in Texas.

Why Consider a Modification?

  • The obligor’s income has significantly increased or decreased;
  • The obligor is responsible for a new child or children;
  • The child’s medical insurance coverage or medical needs have changed;
  • A change in physical possession of the child;
  • The child’s living situation has changed; or
  • The obligor is incarcerated.

Why Act Now?

Every month you delay could mean either overpaying child support or not receiving the support your child truly needs. By acting now, you ensure your child’s financial needs are properly met and that your payments reflect your family’s current reality.

You may ask yourself, can I just stop paying child support or change the amount of child support?

No, absolutely not. You must follow the court’s order until a judge signs a new order.

Trusted by Thousands

We’ve helped thousands of Texas families with their divorces and related matters — always with one mission: to make legal processes simple, affordable, and stress-free.

Now, with our Texas Child Support Modification Service, we’re extending that same mission to help parents like you update outdated child support orders without wasting time or money.

Get Started Today

For just $395 flat, you can take control of your child support order — without leaving home.

Click below to begin your modification and ensure your support order reflects today’s reality.

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** - (should you E-File and the Judge does not require an appearance)