Attorney General – Child Support Division

About the Attorney

The Attorney General’s Child Support Division in Longview, Texas, is dedicated to ensuring that the needs of children are met through the enforcement of child support orders. As a general practice attorney and social services organization, they work tirelessly to protect the rights of children and families in need. With a team of experienced professionals, the Child Support Division is committed to upholding the law and advocating for the best interests of children in the state of Texas. From establishing paternity to enforcing child support orders, the Office of the Attorney General Initiatives are designed to provide essential services and support to families in crisis. Trust the Child Support Division to provide compassionate and effective legal representation for your family’s needs.

Client Reviews

Kristopher Reeves
3/08/2026
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Tiffany Jones
2/10/2026
				No one answers the phone at the Longview office on Eastman Rd location.
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Ashley Hampton
1/08/2026
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Jose R
12/17/2025
				There a joke don’t do nothing to help a father out even when you have custody and should be receiving childsupport from the mother

Heard everything from lost you application don’t have you order from the judge

It paused for further review

It’s been a year and a half ant still can’t do what the order says

Literally has instructions on what they need to do what judge said how is that hard !!!
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Hector
11/04/2025
				The staff here are very friendly and do their best to help, but unfortunately, there’s only so much they can do within the system. My experience with child support has been frustrating — it feels like the process is designed in a way that makes it difficult for the second parent to succeed. Every time I tried to get help, it felt like I was going in circles and having to start over again. It’s disappointing that the system seems to focus more on the money than on the well-being of the child. No one ever asked where the child lives or checked in on their situation; the only concern seemed to be whether payments were made. To be clear, this isn’t a reflection on the staff — they were kind and professional — but rather on a system that feels broken and in need of reform.
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