Would the Attorney General's office have to be notified about a change of custody?

Question

My wife receives child support for her daughter. She no longer has primary custody of the child. My wife's father is the executor of the joint conservatorship. He does not receive the child support. Wouldn't the Attorney General's office have to be notified if the custody papers were legal so that the child support would be sent to the child's home?

Answer 1

The Attorney General must be informed of any change of the custody of the child so that the court will be requested to order the change in the delivery of support.