Sharon M. Ramage

In her extensive career, Sharon M. Ramage has consistently demonstrated a commitment to assisting families and children. Her journey began in social work, where she witnessed firsthand the impact of conflict on children and their families. Transitioning to law in 1992, she concentrated her efforts on family law and special education cases, providing crucial support to those in need.

From 1992 to 1997, Sharon served as an Assistant Criminal District Attorney in Tarrant County, with a focus on the Crimes Against Children Division from 1995 to 1997. In 1997, she launched her private practice, where she has since been dedicated to representing clients through family transitions, always prioritizing the welfare of children. As an adoptive parent, she is also deeply involved in assisting families with both foreign and domestic adoptions.

Sharon is passionate about supporting families with disabled children in securing necessary services. For twelve years, she served as a Special Education Hearing Officer and Mediator for the Texas Education Agency, resolving disputes between schools and parents. Her profound understanding of family law enables her to effectively advocate for families with unique needs.

A co-author of 'All About Texas Law and Kids' published by Texas Lawyer Press, Sharon is a respected educator in her field. She has served as faculty for The National Academy for IDEA Administrative Law Judges & Hearing Officers and The National Administrative Judiciary Conferences, where she shared her expertise in special education law. Sharon frequently lectures at local bar associations, parent groups, and disability organizations on topics related to special education and family law.