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[…] and contempt is at issue, the court’s goal is to “fix the problem” by getting people to comply with the orders and through rehabilitation when possible. For example, if a father stops paying child support because he lost his job, that action probably wouldn’t be enforceable by contempt, though the court would still have other remedies...Read More

[…] Sisemore, has owned multiple businesses in multiple fields throughout his lifetime, including real estate and battery sales in addition to the law firm. He is not only passionate about being an entrepreneur, but also keenly aware of the minutiae and dynamics that make a family business thrive. When you combine that passion and insight...Read More

[…] line rule regarding what qualifies as material and substantial, but cases have been decided in Texas that say what is and is not material and substantial. For example, we frequently have parents come to us seeking to modify parenting time because they agreed to the orders a few years earlier just to wrap up...Read More

[…] majority of Texas family law cases to preserve the status quo and make sure the parties play by the rules during a divorce or custody case. For example, the courts do not want the parties to remove a bunch of money from a bank account the moment they are served with divorce papers. A...Read More

[…] access (past behavior and actions also factor strongly into judges’ decisions about parental rights and duties). Judges also consider the work schedules and lifestyles of parents. For example, if you’re a parent who want’s primary custody but you travel a lot, work odd hours or are frequently required to work overtime, the judge may...Read More

[…] and food. Education and daycare expenses are also covered by child support. In any child support matter, Texas’ statutory guidelines for child support will be used to examine factors — primarily the income of each parent — and arrive at a child support arrangement that makes sense. Call Our Experienced Fort Worth Child Support...Read More

[…] may have non-traditional schedules and following a strict custody and visitation schedule—where parents are ordered to see their child on specific days and times—may not work. For example, parents who work crazy shifts or serve as firefighters, police officers or healthcare workers often need a more flexible schedule that allows them visitation rights that...Read More

[…] of the child in divorce is probably top of mind. You may also be wondering how to get primary custody, and how custody works in general. We’ll examine those divorce custody questions and others here. To get a thorough analysis of your divorce child custody case in Tarrant County, schedule a confidential case review...Read More

[…] case. When something is contested in court, it simply means that the parties to a lawsuit disagree about an issue or issues pertaining to that lawsuit. For example, in a contested divorce, the parties may disagree about issues pertaining to property division or how child custody and visitation should be handled but have amicably...Read More

[…] of divorce, and typically include an inventory list, account numbers and related disclosures, among other details. You can also include provisions for protecting your business interests. For example, say you owned a business prior to marriage or you started a business afterward but believe you should reap the rewards for all of your blood,...Read More