Meet Emily T. Ross - Divorce Lawyer San Antonio, TX
Emily has authored and lectured on various family law related topics and frequently reviews and opines on proposed legislation affecting the practice of family law and Texas families as part of her involvement in the Texas Family Law Foundation, an organization whose mission is to improve the family law practice and jurisprudence of the State of Texas for Texas families.
Prior to dedicating her practice to family law, Emily litigated personal injury and insurance cases in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and gained significant courtroom experience, which enabled her to become particularly well suited to litigate family law cases in her current practice.
Whether it is an uncontested divorce or a complex matter, Emily brings the experience, practical knowledge, and sound judgment necessary to resolve every case with the efficiency, determination, and compassion each client deserves.
Emily is married to Hameed Yusuf, who is also her law partner, and they have two sons. She enjoys being outdoors, traveling to new places, and spending time with her family.
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State Bar of Texas, Family Law Section and General Practice, Solo & Small Firm Section
- Board of Directors, Class of 2024
- Membership Committee 2017 – Present
- Bill Review Committee, 2017, 2019, 2021 Legislative Sessions
- Auction Committee, 2016 – 2019
Texas Academy of Family Law Specialists
Burta Rhoads Raborn Family Law American Inn of Court 2013 – 2020
- Team Co-Captain, 2018-2020
- Top Women Attorneys in Texas Rising Stars, 2021, 2022
Publications and Presentations
- Author/Speaker: “Betting the Farm: How to Successfully Hang Your Own Shingle,” 2022 Family Law 101 Course, State Bar of Texas, August 2022
- Co-Author/Speaker: “Child Support Determination for High Income Families: Understanding Unique Income Sources and Factors Considered when Deviating from Guidelines,” 2022 Spring CLE Conference, ABA Family Law Section, April 2022
- Author/Speaker: “Complying with Rules of Professional Conduct and Ethics During Litigation,” (Live Webinar), Texas Civil Litigation Skills for Paralegals, January 2022
- Co-Author/Speaker: “What We Get Wrong About Misogyny…Have We Really Come a Long Way, Baby?”, Burta Rhoads Raborn Family Law American Inn of Court, March 2021 (Live Webinar)
- Co-Author: “(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher: Alternatives to Statutory Child Support Guidelines,” 46th Annual Advanced Family Law Course, August 2020
- Co-Author/Speaker: “Therapists in Litigation are No Child’s Play: Cross-Examining the Treating Therapist and Avoiding Common Traps,” Burta Rhoads Raborn Family Law American Inn of Court, April 2019 (Team Co-Captain and Winner, Best Presentation 2018-2019)
- Author/Speaker: “Preparing Pleadings and Assisting with Motion Practice,” Texas Family Law Practice for Paralegals, December 2020 (Live Webinar), February 2019
- Co-Author/Speaker: “Lo-Tech, Hi-Tech & Beyond: Using Technology to Effectively Present Your Case,” Burta Rhoads Raborn Family Law American Inn of Court, March 2017
- Author: “Temporary Orders in a Divorce and SAPCR: Preparing Pleadings and Assisting with Motion Practice,” Texas Family Law Practice for Paralegals, January 2016
- Co-Author: “Iffy Inventories: Ethical Dilemmas with Inventories,” Burta Rhoads Raborn Family Law American Inn of Court, January 2015
- Co-Author/Speaker: “After DOMA: A Look Ahead for Texas,” Burta Rhoads Raborn Family Law American Inn of Court, February 2014
Baylor Law School
J.D. School of Law, 2008
Florida State University
B.S., Criminology and Psychology, magna cum laude, 2005