Are you facing challenges with co-parenting amidst divorce? Do you fear for your child’s safety due to the other parent’s behavior or have you been falsely accused of abuse? Listen in as attorney Justin Sisemore and entrepreneur Andrea Jones delve into the legal steps parents can take to ensure their child’s well-being when dealing with...Read More
There’s no shortage of curiosity about statistics related to divorce. Members of the military and their spouses often experience unique circumstances compared to civilians, which can put added pressure on military couples and increase the likelihood of divorce. That being said, the military divorce rate isn’t the highest among occupations in the U.S., and many...Read More
Why does child support exist? In the state of Texas, and most states in general, both parents have a legal obligation and duty to financially support their children when those children are in their care. Questions of child support and who pays child support arise when parents get divorced or an unmarried couple breaks up...Read More
The media calls January “divorce month” because more divorces get filed in the new year. Before it reaches a courtroom, what steps can you take? In this episode, Justin Sisemore and Andrea Jones explore the steps before divorce court, touching on the signs of a failing marriage and the importance of seeking professional advice. They discuss...Read More
If you suspect (or know) your spouse isn’t being forthcoming about what’s going on with your marital finances, and a divorce is imminent, what should you do? Your best first step is to hire an experienced divorce attorney who can explain how to find money hidden by spouse and what legal steps you could take...Read More
Divorce proceedings are more than just legal transactions. During a divorce, how you interact with those around you could impact the result of your divorce proceedings. From first impressions with your potential attorney to how you communicate with your former partner, everything is connected to the final decision. In this episode, Justin Sisemore and Andrea...Read More
Accusations of infidelity and emotional affairs are commonplace leading up to and during divorce. People have been cheating on their spouses since the Stone Age. In recent years, social media has made it easier to reconnect with an old flame or flirt with someone exciting and new. If you’re single, that’s great but if you’re...Read More
Parents who are seeking or have been granted equal custody time with their children have a variety of custody schedules to consider. Some parents prefer one week on and one week off schedules, while others prefer a plan that allows them to spend a few days with their children every week, like a 3-4-4-3, 2-2-3,...Read More
In order to finalize the adoption of a child in Texas, the adoptive parent (or parents) need to terminate the rights of the child’s living biological parents (or other persons named legally responsible for a child, like a managing conservator or guardian). The only exceptions include adult adoptions and stepparent adoptions, where the stepparent’s spouse...Read More
Whether you have been served with divorce papers by a spouse (or you’re a third party who has been served due to a connection to the case), it’s generally a good idea to seek legal advice. The state of Texas has established specific procedures and timelines for responding to lawsuits. Not abiding by these requirements...Read More
