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Dak Prescott and his former fiancée, Sarah Jane Ramos, have reached a peaceful resolution regarding their custody matters after the NFL quarterback initiated legal action, as reported by Page Six.
The couple’s relationship hit a rocky patch due to Prescott’s alleged “ongoing infidelity issues,” prompting Ramos to cancel their planned April 10 wedding in Lake Como, Italy, just weeks before the event. In light of these developments, Prescott filed a Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship (SAPCR) on March 17 in Collin County, Texas, where they both reside.
In Texas, an SAPCR is a legal action frequently employed by unmarried parents to delineate their rights and responsibilities towards their children, ensuring decisions are made in the children’s best interest. It covers aspects such as child custody, visitation rights, and financial support for medical and dental needs.
In his legal filing, Prescott maintained that it was in the best interest of their children for him and Ramos to be appointed as joint managing conservators of their daughters, Margaret, aged 2, and Aurora, who is 10 months old.
Prescott argued in his petition that “it is in the best interest of the children” that he and Ramos “be appointed joint managing conservators” of daughters Margaret, 2, and Aurora, 10 months.
Ramos responded by submitting a motion for reset, claiming Prescott did not notify her of his SAPCR filing or the April 2 hearing until March 27.
However, she and her legal team — including Miami-based family law attorney Raymond Rafool — showed up anyway.
We’re told the former couple agreed to discuss their issues outside of court.
“The parties are working together. My client’s very happy with the course that this matter is going,” Rafool told Page Six on Thursday.
Prescott’s attorney did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
As we previously reported, Ramos pulled the plug on her destination nuptials last month immediately after their joint bachelor-bachelorette party upon discovering that the Dallas Cowboys quarterback was allegedly using incognito social media profiles to send inappropriate messages to multiple women and ex-flings.
An insider previously told Page Six that Ramos believes Prescott had a history of communicating with other women during his relationship with her — but that she stayed with him hoping he would clean up his act for the sake of their family.
We’re told the certified wine and spirits specialist essentially issued Prescott an ultimate in January, begging him to clean up his act.
Our insider added that Ramos was fully “done” with the romantic aspect of her relationship with Prescott and wanted to focus on co-parenting their girls.
After news of their split broke, rumors began circulating that Ramos refused to sign a prenuptial agreement.
However, she quickly shut that down via an Instagram comment, insisting, “This had nothing to do with a prenup. I hope we can put that rumor to rest now.”
Meanwhile, Prescott’s attorney previously claimed to Page Six in a statement, “The decision to call off the wedding was mutual.
“Unfortunately, when well-known people go through something personal, speculation tends to run wild, and the truth is often swept to the side. People should stop inventing stories and respect their privacy.”
Prescott and Ramos began dating in May 2023. They welcomed Margaret in February 2024, got engaged eight months later and welcomed Aurora in May 2025.