On behalf of The Ramage Law Group | Dec 27, 2019 | Divorce
For many families, the holidays are about coming together. This means spending lots of time with loved ones while juggling all the different needs that come with that. These few weeks are a time of celebration, not division. This is precisely why someone who is...
On behalf of The Ramage Law Group | Dec 16, 2019 | Divorce
Same-sex marriage has been legal federally since 2015. If you and your partner are thinking about tying the knot, it can be useful to understand how marriage – and the possibility of divorce – can uniquely affect same-sex couples. You and your partner have been...
On behalf of The Ramage Law Group | Dec 13, 2019 | Divorce
You may think of your job as just a way to pay the bills. Sure, your commute into Dallas every morning isn’t always a delight. But as long as you get paid on time, you’ll keep doing it. After all, the choice between commuting for your job and having no job is an easy...
On behalf of The Ramage Law Group | Dec 9, 2019 | Divorce
Couples who own businesses together may be hesitant to proceed with a divorce, even if their relationship has broken down to the point of being irretrievable. Staying together for the business is not likely to be a long-term option. But what options are available when...
On behalf of The Ramage Law Group | Dec 6, 2019 | Divorce
Divorce is difficult on any family. Many unhappy couples may wonder about the negative effects a divorce could have on their children. They may even consider staying together for the kids’ sake. How resilient are children to their parents’ divorce? Are they likely to...
On behalf of The Ramage Law Group | Dec 3, 2019 | Divorce
Whether you have a toddler or a preteen, you are probably thinking about how to pay for college. Determining how much you can and will contribute to your child’s college education can be difficult, especially if you co-parent your child with an ex. Here is some...
On behalf of The Ramage Law Group | Dec 2, 2019 | Divorce
Even under otherwise favorable circumstances, financial challenges can put a strain on a marriage. If your spouse also has bipolar disorder, it can complicate the matter even further. Your spouse may deplete the family finances by going on spending sprees as a symptom...
On behalf of The Ramage Law Group | Oct 9, 2019 | Divorce
You and your spouse are getting a divorce, but it’s more than just your partnership that is splitting. Everything you acquired together must get split as well. Texas is a community property state, which means the court will attempt to divide your assets by what is...
On behalf of The Ramage Law Group | Oct 9, 2019 | Divorce
Divorce may be one of the hardest things you’ll ever have to endure. Having it happen for all to see can make it even more painful. During a divorce, your private business could be available for everyone to see. Such information may be highly personal and could damage...
On behalf of The Ramage Law Group | Sep 10, 2019 | Divorce
An ex-spouse in Texas has the right to legally enforce a court order to collect any unpaid alimony and child or spousal support that was not received. In an example circumstance, an executive residing in McKinney, Texas, failed to make his mandated monthly spousal...
