Just to be as brief but informative as possible, I was ordered to pay child support back in 1991, it was written in my decree that the attorney general was to auto-garnish at that time, that did not happen, by 2001 there was a court order once again to garnish my pay... I have since then been making monthly payments to the Attorney General's office starting with a balance of 26,832.92, making payments monthly for the past 7 years totaling a bal paid of 19,872.45 and have since been told that I now owe 31,579.28, I am still trying to figure out how what I owe keeps rising and what I am paying obviously not moving. I get monthly statements that say my interest is 4,444.00 but according to the Attorney General's Office, I am paying on my interest every month, my monthly child support payment is 100.00, my interest is at 268.00per month and I have 450.00 being garnished from my check monthly... Still have not been told as to where the remaining money is going, as a matter of fact, I do not know where any of the money is going. When asked the attorney General's office, they keep saying it is interest. I also want to know that if you are ordered to pay CS for 3 children and 2 children age out, how come the attorney general's office is having people wait until all the children have aged out before any changes are made??? Something is terribly wrong here and I have reason to believe that a whole lot of Texans are paying child support in interest on top of interest. How come the child support office cannot tell a payer how much has been paid to date, or where the payments are going??? Anyone have a clue... Let me know...
Harry
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