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A mother fights for her child's future in a Texas courtroom. This is a real legal battle where the court assesses back child support. See how a child's well-being hangs in the balance as we explore the heart of a child support case. What will the judge decide? Find out now

Litigants List:

Laura (Minor Child): Represented by her mother.
Edwin Carrasquillo (Father): Appearing pro se.
Sue Ellen Bustamante (Mother): Custodial parent, appearing pro se.
State of Texas: Represented by Mr. Cox.

00:00 The $35,000 Child Support Battle Begins
00:03 Mother Testifies: "He Paid Insignificant Support"
00:07 Father's Defense: The "Grandmother" Payment Method
00:09 The Evidence Trap: Judge Ask for Proof RIGHT NOW
00:12 Veteran's Income: 100% VA Disability Revealed
00:14 Father Snaps: "I Give Up... I'm Done"
00:16 Cross-Examination: Did She Actually Receive Money?
00:19 Mother's Final Emotional Plea
00:20 The High Cost of Surrender

Pro Se: Latin for "for oneself," meaning a party represents themselves in court without an attorney.
Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (UIFSA): A set of laws that allows for the establishment, enforcement, and modification of child support orders across state lines.
Retroactive Child Support: Child support payments ordered to cover a period of time before the official court order, typically from the child's birth or the date of the support request.
Paternity: The legal determination of a child's father.
Custodial Parent: The parent with whom the child primarily lives and who is responsible for the child's care.
Net Income: Income after deductions for taxes, healthcare, and other mandatory expenses.
Gross Income: Total earnings before any deductions.
Temporary Order: An interim court order that remains in effect until a final order is issued.
Final Order: The definitive ruling by a court on a legal matter.
Judicial Notice: The court's acceptance of certain facts as true without formal proof.
VA Disability: Disability compensation from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Closing Statement/Argument: The final remarks made by each party in a case, summarizing their arguments and evidence.
General Docket: A list of cases scheduled for a hearing or other court action.
Enforcement: The process of ensuring that a court order is followed.
Judgment Interest: Interest charged on the amount owed as a result of a court judgment, designed to compensate the party owed money.

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This is legal commentary for educational purposes only. Not legal advice.