The Texas Attorney General's Office said it installed a new system to help improve the state's child support program, but some parents said it made it even worse.

Many parents in Texas are expressing frustration over delayed child support payments due to a recent system upgrade at the Attorney General's Office. Have you been impacted?

Even more parents are coming forward, telling KPRC 2 they’re experiencing child support delays. They say money is being taken ...

The Texas Office of the Attorney General unveils a new child support system meant to improve efficiency and streamline case processing.

Across Texas, parents are owed billions of dollars in child support. The Office of the Attorney General enforces child support in the state, but some parents feel like they're fighting on their own.

Texas Senate Bill 942 redefines child support timelines, requiring payments from conception. The bill now moves to the House for further consideration.

A Bexar County state senator filed a bill that would lower the interest rate for overdue child support payments.

Some Texas parents haven't received their child support payments for weeks, and it's not because of the other parent, but because the state's attorney general's office hasn't sent the money.