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The Chapter 42 exempt personal property protections do not apply to child support liens, per Sec. 42.005.

CHILD SUPPORT LIENS. Sections 42.001, 42.002, and 42.0021 of this code do not apply to a child support lien established under Subchapter G, Chapter 157, Family Code.

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