If your co-parent refuses to allow you access with your children, we can help you explore your legal options. Maryland Child Custody Attorney, LaSheena Williams, discusses what happens when your co-parent will not allow you to have parenting time with your children: Thank you for joining us. My name is LaSheena Williams and I am…
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 your children are your greatest assets. For most fathers, the prospect of battling their spouse or partner for custody of their children feels like a battle in which the odds…
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 protective orders may arise during the course of a divorce case, which can further exacerbates matters. In Maryland, although divorce and protective cases are civil, criminal charges and protective order…
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 of divorced couples live apart, technology can fill in the gaps when it comes to collaborating for their child’s well-being. Fortunately, several tools for successful co-parenting in Maryland are available…
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 about how Maryland will handle enforcing your out of state custody order. Knowing how to enforce an out of state custody order in Maryland, can become a key issue if…