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Texas Attorney General Child Support

Official OAG links for login, calculator, and case services, plus how our guideline estimator fits in.

This is not the Office of the Attorney General

  • Texas Salary Calculator is an independent site. We are not part of the Office of the Attorney General, Child Support Division.
  • Use the links below for official login, payments, and the state calculator.
  • For a simplified guideline estimate, use our Texas child support calculator.
ResourceNotes
Child support home (OAG)Division overview and services
Official OAG child support calculatorState worksheets and tax charts
Customer loginManage cases on state systems
How to applyOpen or update a child support case
Modify child supportReview and modification process
Contact OAG child supportCustomer service: 1-800-252-8014

Common OAG search topics

  • Calculator: OAG interactive worksheets vs our percentage estimator
  • Login / portal: case info on state child support systems
  • Unmarried parents: paternity and case opening on texasattorneygeneral.gov
  • Self-employed net resources: OAG tax charts and publications (revised tax charts PDF)
  • When support ends: see Texas Family Code §154.001 and OAG materials (age 18 and high school rules)

Guideline estimate on this site

Our calculator applies Family Code §154.125 percentages to monthly net resources you enter. It does not replace OAG worksheets, court orders, or legal advice.

Texas child support calculator

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Texas Attorney General child support division?+−
The Office of the Attorney General, Child Support Division administers child support services for Texas, including case intake, order establishment, payment processing, and enforcement. This page links to official OAG resources; https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/child-support is the state agency site.
Where is the official Texas Attorney General child support calculator?+−
The OAG publishes a child support calculator on texasattorneygeneral.gov (see the official calculator link on this page). It uses state worksheets and tax charts. Our independent guideline estimator is separate and is not the OAG tool.
How do I log in to Texas Attorney General child support online?+−
OAG customer login is at https://www.childsupport.oag.state.tx.us/. Account setup and case access are handled on state systems, not on this website.
What is the Texas Attorney General child support phone number?+−
OAG lists statewide customer service at 1-800-252-8014. Hours and regional offices are on the OAG contact page: https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/child-support/contact-us.
When does child support end in Texas?+−
Texas law sets when support ends (generally age 18 with high school enrollment rules). See Texas Family Code provisions linked from OAG materials and the statute reference on this page. Courts and orders can differ.
How does the OAG handle unmarried parents and paternity?+−
The OAG provides paternity and case-opening resources for unmarried parents on texasattorneygeneral.gov, including acknowledgement of paternity and court-ordered testing. Paternity affects support establishment but is not legal advice on this site.
How are net resources calculated for self-employed parents?+−
OAG tax charts and self-employment guidance explain net resources for wage earners and self-employed income. Use OAG publications and the official calculator rather than guessing deductions on third-party sites.
What is the Texas child support net resources cap?+−
Guideline percentages apply to monthly net resources up to $11,700 (cap effective 2025-09-01, per OAG revised tax charts). Income above the cap may still affect orders under Family Code §154.126.