When parents separate or divorce, they often face important decisions about the care and support of their children. In Maryland, temporary orders known as “pendente lite” orders can be established to address issues such as visitation, child support, and use and possession of property until a final order is issued. In this article, we will…
In Maryland, a post-judgment motion in a divorce case is a legal tool used to seek changes or modifications to a final judgment of absolute divorce. Once a divorce is finalized, it is not uncommon for one or both parties to experience changes in their circumstances that require them to seek a modification to the…
Regrettably, domestic violence is a harsh reality for many people on a daily basis. However, the good news is that there are several resources available for those who are seeking relief from this issue, given the complexities of domestic violence cases. Court-ordered stay-away orders, such as Interim Protective Orders, Temporary Protective Orders, and Final Protective…
The divorce process can be stressful, especially when your ex is uncooperative. However, even if your ex refuses to participate in your divorce, your case can still move forward. In Maryland, under certain circumstances, you can obtain a default divorce from your spouse even if they refuse to acknowledge your efforts to divorce them. What…
When going through a divorce, it is important to establish a reliable parenting plan. Regardless of what you feel for your ex, your children deserve the structure and stability that a parenting plan provides. As you create the plan, the best interests of your children should be the top priority. Here are some tips for…