The holidays are typically a joyous season filled with happiness and Christmas cheer. But for many people, the holiday’s can represent violence and abuse. The rate of Domestic Violence during the holidays tends to increase compared to other seasons throughout the year. Individuals may experience abuse on or around holidays such as: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New…
Psychological health conditions can induce changes in emotion, thinking or behavior. It can affect every aspect of a person’s life as well as the lives around them. This ripple effect can cause tension within the family and may lead to obstacles regarding child custody. What Is Considered a Mental Health Condition in a Maryland Child…
A commonly held myth is that credit card debt is martial property that can be divided upon divorce. This is far from the truth. Credit card liability is considered unsecured, meaning that it is not attached to personal property such as a car or a house. In navigating credit card debt and divorce, it is…
Typically, if you are divorcing a narcissist, it is likely that your spouse will not go away without a fight. Narcissists are self-centered, require excessive attention and admiration, and lack empathy for others. These traits makes your soon-to-be ex more likely to seek revenge, whether through the courts or somewhere else. What Is “Gaslighting”? The…
Every year, Maryland’s judiciary makes precedential decisions that shape the lives of many families throughout Maryland. These Court of Special Appeals and Court of Appeals decisions will have a lasting impact on Maryland family law and will impact many families throughout the state. Below, check out some of the important Maryland case law decisions from 2020…