Notes From the Author: Overview of Cost-Effective Child Custody Litigation
March 18, 2024
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Disagree With Your Co-parent on Which School Your Child Should Attend? Here Are Some Strategies
June 21, 2022
Disagreements over which school your child should attend usually arise when a co-parent wants to relocate to an area within
5 Tips for Successful Co-Parenting
March 1, 2022
Although there are available resources for how best to co-parent, there is no collective guidebook on successful co-parenting. Each family
Child Custody and Relocation of a Parent
February 21, 2022
With separation comes the opportunity to pursue a new life. Those who find themselves moving out of the home they
De Facto Parentage: Child Custody in Maryland When You Are Not the Biological Parent
December 6, 2021
A new custody case, identified by the initials B.O. v. S.O., was recently decided by the Court of Special Appeals
Marijuana Use in Child Custody Cases In Maryland
March 8, 2021
Since medical marijuana was legalized in Maryland, the courts have had to consider the medical and recreational use of marijuana
Child Custody Agreements: What To Do When Maryland Schools Reopen
October 13, 2020
For the Maryland public schools, the time has come for localities to decide whether it is safe for students to
FAQ’s: Child Custody and COVID-19
March 17, 2020
As much as our team does not want to feed into the anxiety surrounding COVID-19, more commonly known as coronavirus,
Maryland Family Law Update: Custody Cases Must Complete a Parenting Plan
December 5, 2019
Starting January 1, 2020, all parents that have a custody dispute before the Court will be required to provide the
Maryland Child Support Update: Extraordinary Medical Expenses
November 5, 2019
Effective October 1, 2019, the state of Maryland has updated what is considered an “extraordinary medical expense” when calculating child
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