Child Custody
Quit Playing Games: Maryland Fathers Rights
There is absolutely no question that the most contentious aspect of many divorces is deciding the issue of child custody. After all, for many parents
October 1, 2020
Category: Child Custody
Child Custody
When Divorce, Protective Orders, and Criminal Charges Collide in Maryland
The end of a marriage is a stressful life event, especially when the parties are not on good terms. In some instances, criminal charges and
September 15, 2020
Child Custody
Power Tools: Co-Parenting Tools in Maryland
Whether a couple lives together or apart, raising their children in a cooperative environment is imperative for their family’s overall mental health. Since the majority
August 15, 2020
Child Custody
Getting It Right: Setting Aside My Prenuptial Agreement in Maryland
A prenuptial agreement or ante-nuptial agreement (“prenup”) is an agreement entered between two people before their marriage where one or both parties relinquish their right
July 15, 2020
Child Custody
Far From Home: Enforcing an Out of State Custody Order in Maryland
Have you recently moved to Maryland from another state? Do you have a custody order in place from your previous residence? You may be concerned
July 1, 2020
Child Custody
When the Only Limit is the Sky: Paying for College in Maryland
In Maryland, many parents understand the value in ensuring their children receive a post-secondary education. Today’s job market is intensely competitive, and anyone without at
May 15, 2020
Child Custody
Weathering the Storm: Interference with Custody and Covid-19 in Maryland
For a lot of families, the Coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic has significantly disrupted their parenting time and access with their children. Many panicking parents throughout the
May 1, 2020
Alimony
Taking a Closer Look at Maryland Divorce Discovery Requests
Going through a divorce is likely putting a lot of stress on you and your family. Throughout the process you and your spouse have to
April 15, 2020
Child Custody
Above and Beyond: Extraordinary medical expenses in Maryland
Having a child can come with many expenses for parents. Parents have to frequently pay for daycare, school, living expenses, after school activities, summer camp,
March 15, 2020
Alimony
Full Disclosure: Set Aside your Prenuptial Agreement in Maryland
If you and your spouse have a combined income of over $15,000 a month, it is likely that you entered into a prenuptial agreement prior to
March 1, 2020