Business Details
Your Trusted Houston Family Law Firm
At Ramos Law Group, we are dedicated to providing exceptional legal representation in family law matters. Our firm is built on a foundation of integrity, compassion, and a deep commitment to our clients' well-being. With over a decade of experience, we specialize in divorce, child custody, property division, and other family law issues, offering tailored solutions that prioritize our clients' needs. Our team, led by Board-Certified attorney Mary E.Ramos, combines extensive legal expertise with personalized service to guide clients through complex legal challenges. We emphasize transparency, education, and proactive advocacy, ensuring clients are empowered to make informed decisions. Our track record of successful outcomes and client testimonials reflect our unwavering dedication to excellence and client satisfaction.
Services
Child Custody
Divorce Representation
Property Division
Protective Orders
Adoptions
Modification of Decrees
Highlights and features
- Board-Certified attorney in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization
- 100% focused on family law with deep knowledge of local judges and procedures
- Unwavering commitment to client privacy and discretion
- Transparent billing practices that avoid unnecessary legal costs
- Proven track record in complex family law litigation and mediation
Associations and certifications
- Texas Board of Legal Specialization
What people say
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Services
Child Custody
Our child custody attorneys advocate for parents' rights while prioritizing children's best interests. We handle contested custody cases, visitation arrangements, and modifications, providing strategic guidance through Texas's conservatorship framework. Our team prepares detailed case strategies, including evidence presentation for court proceedings and mediation, ensuring clients understand their legal options and potential outcomes.
Divorce Representation
We guide clients through all aspects of divorce proceedings, from initial filings to final settlements. Our services include property division, spousal support negotiations, and trial representation for contested cases. We emphasize cost-effective solutions while maintaining aggressive advocacy for clients' rights in Houston's family courts.
Property Division
Our firm specializes in complex property division cases involving community assets, business valuations, and high-net-worth divorces. We work with financial experts to ensure equitable distribution of real estate, retirement accounts, and business interests while protecting clients' financial futures.
Protective Orders
We provide urgent legal protection for victims of family violence and defend against false allegations. Our attorneys handle temporary ex-parte orders, emergency magistrates' orders, and final protective orders, ensuring clients' rights are protected throughout Texas's legal process.
Adoptions
We facilitate adoption processes for diverse family situations, including stepparent adoptions and complex third-party cases. Our attorneys navigate legal requirements, prepare documentation, and represent clients in court to ensure smooth transitions while addressing potential challenges from biological parents.
People
Mary E. Ramos
Founder & Board-Certified Attorney
Mary E. Ramos founded the firm after interning in the 312th Family District Court. She maintains Board Certification in Family Law, completes 80-100 annual CLE hours, and attends national family law institutes. Her expertise spans complex divorce litigation and child custody cases.
Lindsey Lewis
Attorney
Lindsey Lewis provides cost-effective legal representation in custody and divorce cases. She works closely with clients on case strategy, maintains prompt communication, and collaborates with senior attorneys to ensure comprehensive case coverage.
Questions
How does Texas determine child custody arrangements?
Texas uses the 'best interests of the child' standard, considering factors like parental relationships, stability, and children's preferences (if over 12). Courts typically favor joint managing conservatorship when possible.
What happens to property during a Texas divorce?
Texas divides community property equitably, considering factors like children's needs, financial resources, and property types. Separate property remains with the original owner.
Can spousal support be modified in Texas?
Spousal support modifications require proving substantial changes in circumstances, such as job loss or relocation, while demonstrating the new arrangement serves the recipient's needs.
How are business owners protected during divorce proceedings?
We implement strategies to maintain business operations, conduct accurate valuations, and negotiate fair settlements while protecting business assets from unnecessary liquidation during divorce proceedings.
What constitutes an emergency protective order in Texas?
Emergency orders require clear evidence of family violence risk, last 20 days, and provide immediate protection until full court hearings determine long-term arrangements.
