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From Filing to Final Decree: The Stages of a Divorce in Texas

The following information is provided to give litigants and potential litigants an idea of what to expect in a divorce. However, it is important to remember that each and every divorce is different and not all stages apply to each divorce case. There is an infinite number of issues that could arise, and this article …

Talking to Kids About Divorce

Tackling a divorce is one of the greatest challenges any person will ever face. Separating spouses often have to deal with a host of emotional, financial, and logistical issues both during and after divorce proceedings. From coping with the loss of a marital relationship to determining visitation schedules and managing new budgets, divorce takes exes-to-be …

Attorney Jessica Mikell Rejoins the Ramos Law Group, PLLC

Houston, TX, August 6, 2018 – Houston, TX, August 6, 2018 –Ramos Law Group, PLLC (RLG) is pleased to announce the addition of a new rock star attorney as part of a significant undertaking to rebuild the RLG team with the most qualified and experienced team members.  The new attorney, Jessica Mikell, will be based out …

Christina Garza Board Certified Paralegal Rejoins the Ramos Law Group, PLLC

Houston, TX, July 30, 2018 – The Ramos Law Group, PLLC  is thrilled to announce the return of Christina Garza as our new Office Manager and Senior Paralegal.   She is Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and rejoins the team after a short sabbatical.  She brings with her over 18 years …

A Warning About Online Divorce in Texas

Online Divorce Services Are Gaining Popularity Have you been thinking about getting a divorce? If so, with minimal research, you’ve probably encountered numerous advertisements and articles about online divorce in Texas. This is not by chance. “Online divorce Texas” and “online divorce in Texas for free” are popular search terms because spouses considering divorce are …

Inconsistent Visitation and Resulting Problems

Once a court order is in place concerning possession and access, parties and their children tend to acclimate to the new schedule without too many problems.  However, if the possessory parent (the parent who does not have the exclusive right to designate the primary residence of the children) has an obstacle when regularly exercising possession, …

Avoid a Common Child Support Pitfall: Do NOT Make Child Support Payments Directly to the Receiving Conservator

Every order that requires one party (Obligor) to pay child support to another party (Obligee) will outline how the Oblligor is to make payments. It will say the following: Payment – IT IS ORDERED that all payments shall be made through the state disbursement unit at Texas Child Support Disbursement Unit, P.O. Box 659791, San …

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