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Child Support Name *   Email *   Phone *   Question or Comments Submit Tuesday, September 18, 2018 Tackling The New School Year Post-Divorce How can I help my children start off the school year smoothly after our divorce? Following a divorce, you and your children will go through many firsts. Things that were once routine may now seem different and new. One critical first for your children will be the first school year after your divorce. Starting the school year as a divorced family will involve transitions and scheduling challenges, but it also presents an opportunity to reach a new normal in which your children can thrive. Read more . . . Permalink Wednesday, July 18, 2018 Expenses Covered by Child Support Will child support cover private school expenses? Child support was created in order to protect children nationwide from the economic impact of separation or divorce. There is a common belief that child support should only be awarded to cover a child’s bare necessities like food and clothing. In fact, Texas law permits the award of child support to cover a wide array of kid related expenses. Read more . . . 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