Tex. Family Code § 232.012
This is the official text of Tex. Family Code § 232.012, part of Texas’s Family Code — governs marriage, divorce, child custody and support, and adoption.
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§ 232.012. MOTION TO REVOKE STAY.
Official statutory text
(a) The obligee, support enforcement agency, court, or Title IV-D agency may file a motion to revoke the stay of an order suspending license if the individual who is subject of an order suspending license does not comply with:
(1) the terms of a reasonable repayment plan entered into by the individual;
(2) the requirements of a reissued subpoena; or
(3) the terms of any court order pertaining to the possession of or access to a child.
(b) Notice to the individual of a motion to revoke stay under this section may be given by personal service or by mail to the address provided by the individual, if any, in the order suspending license. The notice must include a notice of hearing. The notice must be provided to the individual not less than 10 days before the date of the hearing.
(c) A motion to revoke stay must allege the manner in which the individual failed to comply with the repayment plan, the reissued subpoena, or the court order pertaining to possession of or access to a child.
(d) If the court or Title IV-D agency finds that the individual is not in compliance with the terms of the repayment plan, reissued subpoena, or court order pertaining to possession of or access to a child, the court or agency shall revoke the stay of the order suspending license and render a final order suspending license.
(1) the terms of a reasonable repayment plan entered into by the individual;
(2) the requirements of a reissued subpoena; or
(3) the terms of any court order pertaining to the possession of or access to a child.
(b) Notice to the individual of a motion to revoke stay under this section may be given by personal service or by mail to the address provided by the individual, if any, in the order suspending license. The notice must include a notice of hearing. The notice must be provided to the individual not less than 10 days before the date of the hearing.
(c) A motion to revoke stay must allege the manner in which the individual failed to comply with the repayment plan, the reissued subpoena, or the court order pertaining to possession of or access to a child.
(d) If the court or Title IV-D agency finds that the individual is not in compliance with the terms of the repayment plan, reissued subpoena, or court order pertaining to possession of or access to a child, the court or agency shall revoke the stay of the order suspending license and render a final order suspending license.
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