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Divorce
Visitation is the legal term for the right of a non-custodial parent to visit with their children. Typically, the non-custodial spouse has legal visitation rights to child visitation or parenting time unless the family court finds that visitation is not in the best interest of the child. Texas is guided by a "standard visitation" schedule that permits the non-custodial parent to have possession on the first, third and fifth weekends, as well as holidays and summer. However, the court may vary the visitation schedule on a case-by-case basis. The amount of time and visitation schedule is stated in the final divorce agreement and may be modified by further court order.

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Phone: (512) 243-6709

Address: 1307 Nueces St, Austin, TX 78701

Website: http://ezzellgroup.com

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Ezzell

Divorce
Visitation is the legal term for the right of a non-custodial parent to visit with their children. Typically, the non-custodial spouse has legal visitation rights to child visitation or parenting time unless the family court finds that visitation is not in the best interest of the child. Texas is guided by a "standard visitation" schedule that permits the non-custodial parent to have possession on the first, third and fifth weekends, as well as holidays and summer. However, the court may vary the visitation schedule on a case-by-case basis. The amount of time and visitation schedule is stated in the final divorce agreement and may be modified by further court order.
Child Support
Divorce, Custody, Child Support, Enforcements, modifications, terminations/adoptions, Attorney General, Domestic Relations, Child Protective Services (CPS).
Child Custody and Visitation
A family law attorney specializes in the family law relationships which encompass divorce, pre-marital agreements, child conservatorship, visitation rights, marital property rights, support obligations, domestic violence, adoption, paternity, and juvenile dependency and delinquency.
Adoption
Adoption law creates the legal relationship of parent and child between persons who are not each other's biological parent or child. In order for an adoption to be consummated, it is necessary for the legal rights of the biological parent to be terminated. In Texas, it is common for a guardian ad litem to be appointed and a social study to be done prior to an adoption. For all legal purposes, adopted children become the children of their adoptive parents.
Paternity
Paternity is the legal acknowledgment of a parental relationship between a father and his child. A child born to a wife during a marriage is legally presumed to be the husband's child, but this presumption can be rebutted with evidence to the contrary. A determination of paternity for putative fathers can be established through a voluntary acknowledgment of paternity, a court petition, or estoppel over time. Scientific evidence, such as blood and DNA tests, is used to establish or deny parentage of a child in paternity suits.
Premarital Agreement
A prenuptial agreement allows both spouses to protect their separate property. Otherwise, if one of them owns an asset now and sells it after marriage, or co-mingles the asset, the cash may become community property.
Spousal Support
The term divorce refers to the dissolution or the legal end of a marriage. There are both fault-based and no-fault based grounds for divorce. In Texas a no-fault divorce is typically based on the marriage becoming insupportable due to a discord or conflict that destroys the legitimate ends of the marriage relationship. A divorce proceeding encompasses the division of the marital property, child custody, visitation and spousal maintenance.
Child Abuse
Domestic violence usually refers to crimes involving domestic abuse, such as child abuse and child neglect, spousal abuse or domestic-partner abuse, and elder abuse. Domestic abuse isn't just physical; it also covers the threats, emotional abuse, harassment, and stalking that a spouse, partner, or date uses to control someone else's behavior. The abuse can be directed against anyone: children, former partners, roommates, and parents, but it is most typically directed against women. Domestic violence is a crime. However, the victim of domestic violence can also file civil charges or file for a Protective Order.

Criminal Defense
After graduation, Robin returned to Dallas where she worked with a small boutique firm with a focus on criminal law, wills & estates and family law. She then accepted an Associate position with Meyer & Friedman P.C., where the majority of her work was in civil litigation, family law, and criminal law.
DUI/DWI
Ehren has represented hundreds of clients in divorces and other family law matters, has handled commercial and residential real estate closings, has prepared complex real estate contracts and forms including condominium declarations, has litigated various real estate disputes, has handled DWI's in Travis, Williamson and Bexar counties and has prepared and litigated wills and probate matters. Ehren has enjoyed success in achieving his clients' goals in bench trials and jury trials in the courts of central Texas... [ Read More ]

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
After graduation in 1999, Ehren was employed with the Law Offices of Bill Jeffers, PC. The focus of his work was in civil litigation, Qui Tam litigation, Bankruptcy and business law. In 2002, Ehren moved to Austin and started Grandinetti & Ezzell, PC, a family law firm. In 2005, the firm expanded to become Grandinetti, Ezzell & Molinar, PLLC. The main focuses of the firm were in the areas of family law, real estate litigation and general civil litigation.

Real Estate Litigation
In 2008, Ehren and Robin formed The Ezzell Group, PLLC. Together they provide a legal team with 20 years of experience in family law, wills & estates, transactional and litigation support in real estate matters, corporate and partnership formation and general civil litigation.
Real Estate Transactions
We never charge for an initial consultation. Whether you need advice before filing for divorce, need contracts prepared or reviewed for a real estate transaction, or have been served and are unsure whether you need a lawyer or not, we will make time to discuss your matter and give you direction.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
We provide comprehensive estate planning and administration to clients who want to assure their wishes are carried out when they pass away. The attorneys at the Ezzell Group understand that every individual has unique needs and desires when it comes to estate planning. It is our firm's commitment to develop personal relationships, and we take the time to get to know each client, learn what they want to achieve, and work with them to develop an estate plan that will meet our client's goals.
Wills
Living Wills instruct your family and your doctor how you wish to proceed in making critical medical decisions in the event that you become incapacitated. Also called a medical directive, this tool can remove this burden from your family members who may struggle with following your desires in these circumstances.
Trusts
Revocable Trusts: The creator can alter or cancel the trust during their lifetime - the title vests upon the creator's death.
Power of Attorney
Powers of Attorney are legal instruments used to grant specific or general decision making to another party. A general power of attorney grants general power to a person regarding all aspects of a person's life. A limited power of attorney reserves some decision making for the grantor. A medical power of attorney grants the ability to make decision about medical treatment and end of life care. A financial power of attorney grants decision making about financial matters.
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