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…
Establishing visitation in Maryland can be a complicated process, but it may be necessary for parents who want to maintain a relationship with their children after a separation or divorce. Visitation, or parenting time, refers to the right of a non-custodial parent to spend time with their child. In Maryland, visitation is determined by the…
Thank you for joining me my name is LaSheena Williams and I am a Maryland family law attorney, my firm helps our clients take control of out of control domestic situations. Today we will be discussing child support and child support red flags. Self Employment: What to Look Out For And How to Use It…
In Maryland custody cases, post-judgment motions can be an important tool for parents seeking to modify or challenge a court’s custody decision. These motions can be filed after a final judgment has been entered, and can request that the court reconsider or modify its decision based on new evidence or changed circumstances. Types of Post-Judgment…
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…