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  • The 'children' are now legal adults, so, no. Something should have been done while they were underage.
  • Unless there was something stipulated that the child support had to be paid through college or something, I would think that it is a moot point, now that the children are legally adults. If the 18 y.o. has not graduated from high school yet, you may still be able to do something, but I'm afraid the 23 y.o. is way too old.
  • There's nothing you can do about the 23 year old if the custodial parent never went to court for child support (if the CP did, he/she will get support from the day he/she filed in court, usually in chunks). The CP can try for the 18 year old if the child is still living with CP or CP can prove that CP is financially supporting the child and is attending school. I would call Family Court or an attorney who specializes in Family Court cases and find out if there is anything CP can do. I'm in NY so I'm not sure if the laws are different in TX.

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