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Owentown (14 miles)

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The Sinclair Law Office, PC is a family law practice in Tyler, Texas, that focuses on providing high quality legal services at an affordable price to families throughout Smith County and East Texas. Our attorneys are experienced in all areas of family law and represent clients in both an effective and ethical manner. Brian Schmalbach also regularly handles criminal matters.

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http://sinclairlawtyler.com

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Attorneys, Adoption Law Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys

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I knew this family law firm in Tyler, TX through the Chamber of Commerce. I sent my parents there when they needed help with their will and other family law practice issues. They were very satisfied with the professional expert legal advice they received near downtown Tyler. Knowing how picky my parents are, I would highly recommend Sinclair Law Office in Tyler, TX for any family law needs you may have.

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Phone: (903) 533-1005

Address: 400 S Broadway Ave Ste 102, Tyler, TX 75702

Website: http://sinclairlawtyler.com

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Sinclair Law Office

Divorce
Whether you are facing a contested divorce or uncontested divorce our family law attorneys will work with you to outline your divorce goals and prepare you for your case.
Child Support
Even if you are not fighting over custody of your children, child support will be an issue in your case. You will either be paying it or receiving it.
Child Custody and Visitation
Or separation of parents, could cause the need for a child custody order to be put in place. These changes affecting children are evaluated carefully by the court system and require the appropriate steps to ensure that the best interests of the child is upheld.
Premarital Agreement
The Sinclair Law Office, PC can help you and your future spouse prepare a prenuptial agreement. We help our clients identify all the relevant issues that the prenuptial agreement may need to address. Having an attorney help you prepare a prenuptial agreement ensures that it is done appropriately, thoroughly, and correctly.
Spousal Support
Spousal maintenance or alimony is money paid to your ex to maintain a standard of living they were used to during your marriage. Sinclair Law Office will fight to protect your financial interests.
Child Abuse
Child Protective Services (CPS) is required to investigate reports of child abuse or neglect. Anyone can report suspected abuse and/or neglect of a child. CPS first must conduct an investigation to look for evidence of child abuse and/or neglect. This investigation can include many different sources of information. For example, CPS may interview anyone who may have information related to the abuse: doctors, teachers, neighbors, relatives, and others. They may inspect your home and request physical examinations of your children by a doctor. CPS may also request documents like police reports, school records, and medical records.

Criminal Defense
Whether you or a loved one has been arrested for a criminal offense or is being investigated by law enforcement, the Sinclair Law Office, PC is here to help. We practice criminal defense in multiple counties in East Texas and we are committed to working with you to achieve the best results for your case.
DUI/DWI
Burglary
Criminal law. Family law falls under civil law. Civil law affects disputes between individuals and/or organizations. Criminal law, however, deals with the punishment of criminal offenses. In many situations, the division between civil and criminal law is clear and consistent. For example, a divorce is affected by civil laws because it deals with a dispute of two individuals. Similarly, a burglary is subject to criminal laws because an individual committed a crime and can be punished accordingly.
Theft
Misdemeanors
If you or someone you know has recently been arrested, give us a call at (903) 533-1005. If you are facing a misdemeanor or felony charge, give us a call. To see how we can help you with your specific case, schedule a consultation with us today.
Drug Crimes
Juvenile Crimes
Madeline received her undergraduate degree in Communication with a minor in Spanish from Texas A&M University in College Station. After receiving her undergrad, she attended the Texas Tech School of Law in Lubbock, Texas. While attending law school, Madeline participated in numerous community activities benefitting surrounding youth. She was a member of the Texas Tech Dean’s Community Teaching Fellows. This organization assisted at risk teens in Lubbock and surrounding areas. Madeline says this organization led her to pursue a path in Juvenile Law. Also, Madeline was the Texas Tech Aggie Bar Association President. As President, Madeline managed to be a top contributor to the yearly CASA fundraiser benefitting Lubbock. Madeline was highly involved in mock trial during her high school years and continued to participate in college at Texas Tech University, and coached mock trial in local schools in Lubbock.

Personal Injury
With one of our attorneys to review your case as soon as possible. It is important to understand the nuances of the law and how it will impact a personal injury case.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Alisha is a born advocate. She knew from elementary school that she wanted to follow a family tradition and become an attorney. She worked hard in college, graduating Summa Cum Laude from the University of Nebraska at Kearney. She then thrived at the University of Iowa College of Law (long ranked in the top twenty-five law schools in America) where she was chosen to serve as a research assistant for preeminent probate and estate-planning professor Sheldon Kurtz.
Wills
Trusts
Revocable Living Trust, like a Will, directs how your property will be distributed. However, you have more control over the timing of and requirements for distributions made through a trust. If funded properly, a trust may also provide more protections for your trust beneficiaries and avoid the need for your estate to be probated. Many times, you can retain control over all of the assets transferred to the trust during your lifetime. A successor
Power of Attorney
The durable power of attorney allows you to appoint somebody that you trust to manage your finances in the event that you are unable to on your own. A medical power of attorney is very similar. It enables you to appoint someone to make medical decisions on your behalf should you become incapacitated. Without these documents, those decisions may fall to a person or entity that you did not choose.
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