1 Tex. Admin. Code § 55.151 - Authorized Costs and Fees in IV-D Cases
(a) The clerk of the court may charge the
Office of the Attorney General costs and fees in Title IV-D cases, including a
case filed under Chapter 159 of the Texas Family Code. The Title IV-D Agency
shall pay only the following costs and fees:
(1) filing fees and fees for issuance and
service of process as provided by Chapter 110 of the Texas Family Code and by
Sections 51.317(b)(1), (2), and (3) and (b-1), 51.318(b)(2) and 51.319(2),
Texas Government Code;
(2) fees for
transfer as provided by Chapter 110 of the Texas Family Code;
(3) fees for the issuance and delivery of
orders and writs of income withholding in the amounts provided by Chapter 110
of the Texas Family Code;
(4) a
reasonable fee not to exceed $15 for filing an original administrative writ of
withholding. A fee cannot be charged for duplicate copies of an administrative
writ of withholding;
(5) the fee
for issuance of a subpoena as provided by § 51.318(b)(1), Texas Government
Code; and
(6) a fee authorized
under a local rule for electronic filing of documents with a clerk.
(b) The clerk of the court, the
sheriff, or a constable may charge the Office of the Attorney General a fee
that sheriffs and constables are authorized to charge under Section
118.131, Local
Government Code for serving each item of process to each individual on whom
service is required, including service by certified or registered mail, and a
fee authorized under Texas Family Code §
157.103(b)
for serving a capias.
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