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[…] In general, you must show there has been a material and substantial change in circumstances that warrants a child support modification and/or at least three years have passed since the most recent child support order was put in place. So, what changes in circumstance will the court consider valid reasons to modify child support...Read More

[…] of mentality and the problem in family law is you’re going to have a long standing relationship. Um, and I, as the attorney, um, need to be passionate about your side of the case. Um, that’s pretty that’s pretty obvious, but what’s a little bit less obvious is how the client sometimes interacts with...Read More

[…] and you basically agree on everything (which rarely happens). Why are uncontested divorces so uncommon? The reality is unforeseen issues regularly arise in most divorce cases. For example, the parties may believe they’ve worked everything out only to discover that all assets weren’t accounted for. In addition, child custody complicates divorce. There are also...Read More

[…] law firm that person’s name that they attached to the case or to the assignment of, of what happens in that case is, is very critical. The passion that they have to make sure that the client is taken care of in that process and the dedication they have of their brand is, is...Read More

[…] provided you request the name change at the outset of your divorce. If you want to change your name to one you have NOT used before, for example, a name other than your maiden name, the state of Texas does allow you to make that change in your divorce decree, as long as you...Read More

[…] because it is legally binding. Our Fort Worth and Dallas family law attorneys frequently get questions from clients about teenagers who are pushing back about visitation. For example, “My 14-year-old doesn’t want to visit their father who is the non-custodial parent, what can I do?” If your teenager doesn’t want to visit non-custodial parent,...Read More

[…] their parental rights and duties, the court may render temporary orders regarding military custody, such as: Possession of or access to the child; and Child support. For example, temporary orders may allow the military parent to assign another responsible party, like a grandparent, to care for the child until they return from duty, at...Read More

[…] Fax: 817-336-4448 Fort Worth Law Office Sisemore Law Firm, P.C. is a Fort Worth, Texas, law office that provides an extensive range of legal services in family law and other legal matters. Our divorce attorneys in Fort Worth can handle many difficult issues, including property division, child support and child custody, protective orders, prenuptial agreements...Read More

[…] offer it (and even then, be careful). It’s also important to be respectful of your spouse’s ex and their role as your child’s mom or dad. For example, if you’re all attending your stepchild’s piano recital, step aside and let the other parent shine. Don’t try to be the center of attention, this is...Read More

[…] at-home insemination using the genetic material of the intended father. Again, traditional surrogacy is not protected under Texas law, so it does come with more risk. For example, the surrogate mother could decide not to relinquish her parental rights, which she has the right to do since she is the genetic mother of the...Read More