Posted by Mary E. Ramos | Divorce
Whether a careless oversight or intentionally misleading, it is not uncommon for a person to discover that some assets were not disclosed during a divorce and were subsequently not divided and awarded in the Final Decree of Divorce. How do you seek relief if you find this happened during your divorce?
Posted by Mary E. Ramos | Child Custody, Divorce
Holiday season is upon us and Texas parents working under a divorce or child custody agreement may be wondering how they will share custody of the child during the upcoming holidays. Ideally the parents will have mutually agreed to a custody plan the maximizes the time the children spend with their families over the holidays; however that may not be the case for all families.
Posted by Mary E. Ramos | Client Area, Divorce, Family Law
The idea of appearing in court to testify in a contested divorce or other family law matter can be terrifying for an involved party. A lot is on the line, including custody of children or property, and a person needs to put their best foot forward, both literally and figuratively. While the family law court system is decidedly more casual than other systems such as civil litigation or federal courts, it is important that litigants dress in an appropriate manner. Here are some tips for what to wear at a typical contested hearing, whether it’s for a divorce, child custody case, or any other family law issue.
Posted by Mary E. Ramos | Divorce, Family Law
If you have an attorney, you should meet with them prior to trial to discuss what topics will be addressed during testimony and the attorney should give you tips or provide you with materials that will help you prepare for testifying. Many times in a family law case, testimony revolves around specific events and dates. It can be helpful to create a timeline of these events and times to review prior to testifying so you can clearly remember these facts.
Posted by Mary E. Ramos | Divorce
Divorces are rarely ever easy. However, there are ways to ease the stress involved. As you go through this difficult turning point in your life, it can be all too easy to become frustrated, overwhelmed and downright angry. While these feelings are unavoidable at times, it is important to make an effort to be strong and realize that, in the long run, it is a positive step towards a new, better life. Here are some ways that you can streamline the divorce process and hopefully reduce your stress levels.
Posted by Mary E. Ramos | Divorce, Top 5 Divorce Articles
Going through a divorce is difficult. Separating from someone who was once a major part of your life can be extremely daunting, to say the least. And the struggle is multiplied when you have children involved, mutual property and other factors that need to be worked out. It may be tempting to navigate the divorce …
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Posted by Mary E. Ramos | Divorce
Navigating a divorce is difficult and stressful. There are moments that may feel overwhelming, which is why it’s so crucial to have the top divorce lawyers on your side. As you go through this pivotal point in your life, you will have plenty of questions to ask. The state of Texas has many laws, regulations …
Posted by Mary E. Ramos | Divorce
In the state of Texas, you can file for a contested or uncontested divorce. If you and your spouse agree on all terms and are willing to proceed accordingly, an uncontested divorce is the easiest way to proceed. However, an uncontested divorce can commonly turn into a contested one. A contested divorce does not necessarily …
Posted by Mary E. Ramos | Divorce
Compromise takes two. A divorce can be a traumatic experience, with emotions clouding your judgment. As you go through your divorce, remember the bigger picture. There may be moments when you want to scream in frustration, but this will only worsen the problem. To stay grounded and focused, it is highly recommended that you hire …
Posted by Mary E. Ramos | Divorce
Going through divorce is a difficult time in your life. However, it can also be a positive change in the long run. Although it is difficult to see beyond the immediate emotional trauma, it is important that you take steps to care of your emotional well-being. In Texas, a divorce can take quite some time …
