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…

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