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If you want peace of mind about the paternity of your child, call Sisemore Law Firm, P.C. Our passionate and dedicated attorneys are here to help you obtain a court order for paternity tests. Paternity suits are an important aspect of family and divorce law practices because of the parental rights and responsibilities that […]Read More

[…] in Texas gestational surrogacy agreements include: · How medical expenses would be paid. · That all parties agree to an open exchange of health information. · That 14 days must pass from the date the last person signs the agreement before any embryos can be transferred to the carrier. · That the carrier relinquishes any rights she would...Read More

[…] strategy and slow down the divorce process A waiver of service divorce Texas can also become problematic when the recipient holds off on signing the papers. For example, say Party A files for divorce and asks Party B to sign a waiver of service but Party B doesn’t sign the waiver. Then Party B...Read More

[…] and questions regarding conflict of interest family members working together and nepotism policies do arise, such as: Are family members allowed to work together? What are some examples of nepotism and how do you define it? What is an example of a family conflict of interest? What problems can arise when family members work...Read More

[…] etc.) and other financial matters. What happens in divorce court during a temporary hearing could also include actions and orders to address family violence or neglect. For example, a judge could issue a temporary restraining order to prohibit one of the parties from coming in contact with the other party and/or their children. Additional...Read More

[…] hire a divorce attorney who has experience successfully representing clients in infidelity divorce cases. During your initial consults with attorneys, be sure to ask them to share examples of results they’ve achieved for other clients who have been in situations similar to yours. Another factor the courts will take into consideration in a divorce...Read More

[…] of child support (and amount parents have to pay) may be different for individual families based on their unique situation and the state where they live. For example, the state of Texas allows the court to take into consideration certain factors when establishing child support outside of the standard child support guidelines dictated by...Read More

[…] least, you may be required to pay spousal support for a shorter period of time because, well, you’ve been married for a shorter period of time. For example, your spouse may not qualify for spousal support if you’ve been married less than 10 years, unless you’ve been found responsible for family violence. Otherwise, you...Read More

[…] of these things can make an athlete realize that the marriage was to the wrong person or that the athlete prefers the single life. There are several examples of high-profile athlete divorces. For instance, golfer Greg Norman has been married twice more since divorcing his first wife of more than two decades in 2006....Read More

[…] in mind, there is a 60-day waiting period to get a divorce in Texas, so the court wouldn’t render a default judgment until the 60 days have passed. Petitioners shouldn’t assume that a default judgment is a slam-dunk during this period either. If the respondent has good cause to file an answer past the...Read More