Child Custody Attorney Servicing McAllen, Edinburg, Brownsville, and Texas

Welcome to my dedicated child custody law page. I’m Attorney Juan Ramos, and I understand that nothing is more important than the well-being of your children. If you’re facing child custody issues in McAllen, Edinburg, Brownsville, or anywhere in Texas, I’m here to provide you with the expert legal counsel and support you need. With years of experience advocating for parents like you, I am committed to helping you navigate the complexities of child custody laws. My team and I are dedicated to protecting your parental rights and ensuring the best interests of your children are upheld. Let’s work together to secure a brighter future for your family.

Top Child Custody Lawyer in McAllen, Edinburg, Brownsville

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Experienced

With over a thousand family law cases finalized, I have experience working contested and uncontested family law matters.

Reasonable Pricing

My goal is to provide divorce services at a reasonable price. I typically provide payment plans to help individuals started with the process.

Compassionate

I know this is likely the most daunting and challenging time of your life. At my office everyone is treated with compassion.

Frequently Asked Questions For Child Custody

How Much Does A Child Custody Case Cost?

Generally every child custody is priced according to the factors of their case. Typically I will evaluate whether your child custody matter involves issues regarding child support, visitation, or parental rights. The biggest factor is whether you and the other parent are in agreement.

Should I Hire A Lawyer

A child custody case will likely be the most important legal process of your life. Depending on your situation it may involve determining important rights to parental duties, visitation, and child support. You should never represent yourself in a legal proceeding that likely causes you emotional strain.

What Is An Child Custody Case?

An agreed child custody case is when you and the other parent have an agreement on every issue and your agreement satisfies the law. There are no issues that require negotiating. All that is necessary are the legal documents and attending a court hearing to put your agreement on the record.

How Long Will It Take to Process My Custody Case?

By law in Texas, the other parent must be served a citation and given at least 20 days to respond to your petition for custody. Depending on the method of service, you may need additional time. Most importantly, if there are any issues in dispute, your child custody matter may take several months.

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