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Mary E. Ramos and the Ramos Law Group are Sugar Land divorce lawyers who have developed comprehensive divorce and family law knowledge base to help potential clients and other Texans come to terms with a divorce, learn about the process and other potential divorce issues that may arise. The divorce and family law blog includes a wide range of topics including divorce process, child support guidelines, child custody, support enforcement and division of marital property.
If you face a high-value estate divorce, custody, domestic violence or other family law issues, then you came to right place. Each of our gladiators are well trained and understands all aspects of the divorce and the unique considerations required with high wealth estates and highly contested litigation. Our team is here to help you reduce the stress, help you heal and achieve the happiness you deserve. The articles linked on this page discuss specific aspects of divorce, child custody, child support community property, modification of divorce degrees and enforcement.
Sugarland Divorce Lawyer, Mary E. Ramos, is a Family Law attorney who is Board certified in the state of Texas by the Board of Legal Specialization since 2014. This title is reserved for attorneys who demonstrate the highest level of public achievement in their respective fields. Mrs. Ramos and her team are passionate about what they do and actively work to grow their knowledge on family law and further develop their litigation skills by spending at least 80 hours in training. In addition, our attorneys and support staff attend the Advanced Family Law Course offered by the State Bar of Texas. We also require our staff to attend litigation skill building courses offered by the National Family Law Trial Institute. The articles below go over different aspects of divorce. They can be used as points of reference during divorce proceedings.
Don’t Move Out Of the House – The house is usually the biggest asset to negotiate. If you’re not in fear for your safety, do not move out of the house before speaking with an attorney.
Maintain the Status Quo – Don’t make drastic changes to your lifestyle such as buying a Corvette or cutting off your spouse from the steam of income. Guys DON’T buy the girlfriend diamonds since you are still considered married until the judge signs off on the final order.
Keep the Kids Out of it – NEVER use the kids as a tool to hurt the other party, and DON’T put them in the middle. Let’s let our kids grow with the love of both parents.
Stay Off Social Media – Don’t post anything you wouldn’t want your mother or the judge to see. Set your social media settings to private away from public view and make sure not to delete anything once the case has been filed without the advice of an attorney.
While these five steps do not cover every aspect of the financial preparation necessary to gain independence post-divorce, the steps are a great start to become in control of your own money and move to living with only one income.
These reasons show how valuable mediation is in divorce cases and why people should keep an open mind when it comes to settling their divorce case without going to trial.
While these all seem like obvious things to avoid, emotions will bring the worst out of you. By following these guidelines, your divorce process is likely to be much smoother than those who act in a way that leads to animosity between parties.