About Ruby K

Ruby K Bolton has practiced family law in Texas for decades. She combines courtroom experience and firm management experience. Clients and colleagues have known her as a steady presence in contested custody and divorce matters.

Bolton began her academic path at Brigham Young University, where she earned a B.A. in English in 1989. She went on to law school at the University of Texas at Austin, receiving her J.D. in 1994. Those two degrees framed an approach that pairs careful written advocacy with attention to courtroom procedure.

Her professional timeline shows an early move into firm leadership. In 1994 she became a partner at Bolton & Bolton. That role included daily case work and responsibility for mentoring junior lawyers. In 2011 she took on the title of managing partner at The Bolton Law Office, PC, overseeing operations while keeping an active docket. The shift reflected a longer arc from practitioner to firm manager.

Bolton holds board certification as a Family Law Specialist from the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. That credential indicates a sustained practice in family law and a measured familiarity with Texas family statutes and case law. She is admitted to practice in Texas and the Federal Circuit. She maintains membership in the State Bar of Texas and participates in the Family Law Section.

Her professional affiliations are numerous and ongoing. She is a member of the Family Bar of Fort Bend, the Montgomery County Bar Association, and the Northwest Bar Association. Since 2018 she has been listed with the Texas Association of Family Law Specialists. Beginning in 2017 she joined the Legislative Review Board committee of the Texas Family Law Foundation, where she has taken part in reviewing statutory proposals and legislative developments.

Colleagues describe Bolton as deliberate in her courtroom preparation and direct in negotiations. Her practice has ranged from contested divorces and child custody disputes to ancillary matters such as property division and enforcement proceedings. She has litigated in state trial courts and handled filings that reach federal appellate review when jurisdictional issues arise.

As managing partner, Bolton balances administrative duties and active casework. She supervises case strategy and helps shape firm policy while continuing to appear in hearings and trials. Her current practice concentrates on family law matters in Texas, including divorce, child custody, and related post-judgment proceedings.

Education

University of Texas - Austin

J.D. (1994) | Law Degree

1991

Brigham Young University

B.A. (1989) | English

1986

Languages

English (Spoken)

Experience

Managing Partner

The Bolton Law Office, PC
2011

Partner

Bolton & Bolton
1994

Accepted Jurisdictions

Federal Circuit
Texas

Certifications & Awards

Board Certified Family Law Specialist

Texas Board Of Legal Specialization

Professional Associations

State Bar of Texas

has membership Current

Family Law Section

Current

Family Bar of Fort Bend

Current

Montgomery County Bar Association

Current

Northwest Bar Association

Current

Texas Association of Family Law Specialists

2018 - Current

Texas Family Law Foundation

Committee has membership of the Legislative Review Board 2017 - Current

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