Sisemore Law Firm, P.C.’s Blog

Breaking the news about a pending divorce can be hard for many parents. Some parents avoid the topic altogether, which isn’t healthy for the child. Others present the topic poorly, making it difficult for a child to process and cope with the news. Telling kids about divorce is something parents shouldn’t take lightly. In fact, it’s something parents should prepare for carefully, and whenever possible,...Read More

If you’re like many hopeful parents, you may be unfamiliar with how assisted reproduction methods work, what types of assisted reproductive technology exist, and what legal protections the state of Texas allows and when. To help you sort through the confusion, this blog will answer some frequently asked questions about assisted reproduction and related topics. I’ll also share some insight on how the process works...Read More

Using a surrogate mother to have a baby has become increasingly more common over the past couple of decades. Understanding the rights of surrogate mother, intended parents and donors is critical for anyone contemplating surrogacy. A surrogate mothers rights and when can a surrogate mother keep the baby will vary depending on several factors. Considerations of key importance regarding when can a surrogate keep the...Read More

Having a baby is a life-changing experience but getting pregnant the natural way isn’t a viable option for every couple. Some couples struggle with infertility issues, and while the emotional turmoil of pregnancy can be so overwhelming for some women, it could put the health of the mother and baby at risk. Fortunately, surrogacy and IVF provide a range of options when a natural pregnancy...Read More

Can a sex offender be around family? That’s a question a father from Nebraska was asking a few years back, and he didn’t get the answer he wanted. This story first made headlines back in 2015, and it still makes me sick to my stomach today. When we first published this blog, we didn’t weigh in on the case from a Texas law perspective, so...Read More

“Can my wife or can my husband take my car if it’s in my name?” is a question divorce lawyers hear every single day. While it sounds like a simple question, who gets the car in a divorce depends on a number of factors, including where you live, when the car was purchased, whether it was a gift and what other assets make up the...Read More