Attorney General Ken Paxton Names Brownsville Child Support Employee Assistant Attorney General of the Year
Moore is a graduate of the University of Houston School of Law. She joined the Office of the Attorney General in 2014 and represents the State of Texas in paternity cases. Moore also establishes, enforces, and modifies court orders that require parents to provide child support and medical support.
Attorney General Ken Paxton Names Lubbock Child Support Employee Assistant Attorney General of the Year
Tesch was chosen because she is a true professional in her dealings with customers, attorneys and judges. She routinely covers dockets in every corner of her region, answers calls for the customer service centers and trains both assistant attorneys general and child support officers.
Attorney General Ken Paxton Names Arlington Child Support Employee Assistant Attorney General of the Year
Fox was chosen to be the region’s Assistant Attorney General of the Year after consistently volunteering for the hardest cases. Respected and trusted by judges and private attorneys, his guidance and leadership have made him a valuable resource for everyone in his office.
Attorney General Ken Paxton Names Dallas Child Support Employee Assistant Attorney General of the Year
Beauduy was chosen because he effectively served as the “go to” man for dealing with the region’s toughest legal issues. He is able to distill complex legal concepts into clear, concise instructions. Further, he developed an approach to enroll more noncustodial parents into court-ordered job training, resulting in an increase in paying cases.
Attorney General Ken Paxton Names San Antonio Child Support Employee Assistant Attorney General of the Year
Ritter was chosen because he is an outstanding attorney, a mentor to new employees and a positive force in his office. He successfully negotiates agreements in most of his cases and reviews twice as many cases as any other attorney in the region.
Attorney General Ken Paxton Names El Paso Child Support Employee Assistant Attorney General of the Year
“I commend Abbie for her hard work and dedication to improving the lives of Texas children and families,” Attorney General Paxton said. “Abbie represents the best, and it is attorneys like her that make this agency great. I am thankful to her for answering the call to serve the people of Texas.”
AG Paxton: Final Default Judgment Granted Against Companies for Subscription Scam
The Office of the Attorney General secured a Final Default Judgment on Friday halting three Oregon-based corporations from offering subscription renewal services. The judgment stems from a lawsuit against Liberty Publishers Inc., Express Publishers Service, Inc. and Orbital Publishing Group, Inc. who violated the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act.
AG Paxton Reaches Settlement with Software Resellers over Anticompetitive Conduct
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton today announced two settlements against MCCi, LLC and VP Imaging Inc., doing business as DocuNav Solutions. The settlement stems from an antitrust investigation into agreements the companies made not to compete in the market for enterprise content management software.
Texas Attorney General Responds to Fifth Circuit Ruling on Voter ID
“It is imperative that the State government safeguards our elections and ensure the integrity of our democratic process. Preventing voter fraud is essential to accurately reflecting the will of Texas voters during elections, and it is unfortunate that this common-sense law, providing protections against fraud, was not upheld in its entirety.”
Fort Worth ISD Policy Changes Mirror AG Paxton’s Opinion
“I applaud the Fort Worth Independent School District for revising its guideline to ensure it complies with state law and my recent attorney general opinion. This guideline now allows school officials to consider the needs of students and their families on a case-by-case basis while considering the health and safety of all students. As a result, the Fort Worth guideline is in line with a policy adopted by Harrold Independent School District. Unfortunately, the Obama administration disagrees with allowing school officials to make common-sense, case-by-case choices. My office is proudly representing Harrold ISD in litigation against the federal government and stands ready to do the same for Fort Worth ISD.”