What are the requirements for the Attorney General's office to show authority in Texas family court?

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This question has been addressed in 1 Texas court opinion(s), including Rodrigues v. Office of the Attorney General of Texas. The Office of the Attorney General holds broad statutory power in child support matters that is very difficult to challenge procedurally. Furthermore, if you appear and argue your case at a hearing, you generally waive the right to complain about technical notice or service errors later.

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What are the requirements for the Attorney General's office to show authority in Texas family court?