Texas § 8.260 WRIT OF WITHHOLDING AFTER ARREARAGES ARE PAID.

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§ 8.260 — WRIT OF WITHHOLDING AFTER ARREARAGES ARE PAID.

Texas § 8.260

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Tex. Family Code Code Ann. § 8.260 (2026).

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Sec. 8.260. WRIT OF WITHHOLDING AFTER ARREARAGES ARE PAID.

(a)The court may not refuse to order withholding solely on the basis that the obligor paid the arrearages after the obligor received the notice of application for a writ of withholding.

(b)The court shall order that a reasonable amount of income be withheld and applied toward the liquidation of arrearages, even though a judgment confirming arrearages was rendered against the obligor.

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Sec. 8.260. WRIT OF WITHHOLDING AFTER ARREARAGES ARE PAID. (a) The court may not refuse to order withholding solely on the basis that the obligor paid the arrearages after the obligor received the notice of application for a writ of withholding.
(b) The court shall order that a reasonable amount of income be withheld and applied toward the liquidation of arrearages, even though a judgment confirming arrearages was rendered against the obligor.