Join Justin, along with co-hosts Mary and Andrea, on today's insightful episode, "Child Support Myths," as they unravel common misconceptions about child support, especially highlighting the nuances of Texas law. Whether you're directly involved or supporting someone navigating these challenges, you'll gain valuable insights on enforcement options, handling non-payment, modifications due to income changes, and understanding what's truly covered by child support.

Discover why child support isn't "mother or father support," explore what remedies exist when a parent stops paying, and learn the critical steps to protect yourself legally and financially. From real-life examples to practical advice, this episode tackles tough questions and common scenarios, including how remarriage affects support, the difficulties of enforcing judgments, and the realities behind guideline support limits.

Tune in to arm yourself with essential knowledge and dispel the myths surrounding child support to ensure you're informed and prepared. For more personalized guidance, visit the Sisemore Law Firm at lawyerdfw.com.

Is your relationship feeling more winter than spring? In this raw and refreshingly honest episode of In Your Best Interest, Attorney Justin Sisemore and his team aren’t just talking about divorce — they’re talking about how to save a marriage before it gets there.

From coasting through resentment to confronting trust issues, financial secrecy, and emotional burnout, this episode is your no-fluff guide to doing the messy work of "spring cleaning" your marriage. Whether you're stuck in a loop of “for better or worse” or wondering if you've become a shell of your former self, this conversation will challenge you to reflect, recalibrate, and maybe even reclaim your relationship.

You'll hear real stories, hard truths, and heartfelt advice about how to identify your non-negotiables, have direct conversations, set real boundaries (with consequences), and make empowered decisions — even if the ultimate outcome isn’t what you expected.

Justin Sisemore, Mary Maloney, and Andrea Jones discuss settling divorces outside of court, emphasizing alternative dispute resolution methods like arbitration, mediation, informal settlement conferences, and Rule 11 agreements. Mediation, used 90-95% of the time, is a preferred method due to its efficiency and finality, with agreements being binding and irrevocable unless revoked by the court. Rule 11 agreements ensure agreements are enforceable and provide a paper trail. Informal settlement conferences can be conducted without attorneys but are generally advised to have legal representation. The importance of legal advice in navigating family law matters is highlighted, especially for complex cases involving significant assets or children.