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[…] Justin Sisemore is also working with local judges and other attorneys in the community to come up with proactive solutions to meet your needs as quickly and efficiently as possible. We’re not waiting for the government to act first. Our firm is also sharing updated information with our clients (existing and prospective) as soon...Read More

[…] so a gestational carrier will be used. Father has a low sperm count or other sperm issues. Either parent has a genetic problem they don’t want to pass down to their child. If you’re considering surrogacy and/or IVF, you may want to check out our recent blog: Surrogacy vs IVF: How to Choose the...Read More

[…] don’t need to answer a question you don’t understand. Whenever you need clarification, ask. Tip No. 6: It’s OK to say “I don’t know.” If you’re not 100% sure about an answer it’s perfectly fine to say “I don’t know” or “I don’t recall.” Don’t feel pressured to guess about an answer. Tip No....Read More

[…] in enforcing them is proving your ex went against the clause in the first place. This may mean involving your child in a contempt hearing and could actually be worse for them than the overnight was. In any case, a family court judge will need to see that the violation caused some type of...Read More

[…] not always be such an informative tool to base decisions upon. The correlations on this website are probably more of a fun fact than anything else. For example, did you know that as more and more whole milk is consumed across the nation, more couples in Texas get divorced? Does that mean that we...Read More

[…] grandparents often get into trouble is when they know their adult child isn’t a good parent but they wait too long to do anything about it. For example, say the adult child is a drug addict, she goes through rehab and the grandparent returns the child to the parent. That grandparent can’t go back...Read More

[…] factual evidence to support that perjury actually occurred and also show the act of perjury was malicious in nature. Perjury comes in direct and indirect forms. For example, if your spouse says, “I don’t own land in South Carolina,” but you provide evidence showing your spouse does own land in South Carolina—like a deed...Read More

[…] mediators, who may not be licensed at all. You can learn more about mediation attorneys, mediators and agreed uncontested divorce here. When it comes to children, we 100% believe it is always imperative to hire a divorce attorney. Even if you and the other parent get along great and believe you completely agree on...Read More

[…] issues with a mental health professional as well. Tip No. 2: Be the parent your kids deserve. Along with cleaning up your act, you need to be 100% present and available for your child when they need you. Do all of those things the judge expects of a parent who wants to care for...Read More

[…] a gift (say from a parent or other family member) or purchased a vehicle for him or herself with money gifted to them by another party. For example, if your wealthy uncle gifted you $50,000 and you use that money to buy yourself a new Ford Bronco Sport with all the bells and whistles...Read More