Why Every Parenting Plan Should Include Technology Boundaries
If you’re a fan of true crime, you’ve likely heard of or already watched Unknown Number: The High School Catfish
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Balancing Custody Schedules with After-School Sports
When your active child is involved in after-school activities (whether it’s soccer, dance, music lessons, or academic clubs) the daily
Why Co-Parenting Apps Make a Difference (and Which One Is Right for You)
Compare the best co-parenting apps—Our Family Wizard, AppClose, Talking Parents, and WeParent—to find the right fit for your family’s needs.
10 Back-to-School Tips for Co-Parents
Co-parenting during the school year? Discover 10 back-to-school tips to support your child, manage custody schedules, and keep communication clear.
Think Before You Text: How Your Messages Can Shape Custody Outcomes
Your phone holds a record of how you communicate, cooperate, and co-parent.
And in many cases, it speaks louder than your testimony ever will.
5 Co-Parenting Tips for Summer
Parenting plans and court orders have different physical custody schedules set up for the summer.
How can I modify my child custody decision?
Parenting plans are designed to provide structure, stability, and clarity—but life doesn’t always go according to plan. Whether it’s a new job, a move across the state, or concerns about a child’s well-being, circumstances can arise that make your current custody order no longer practical—or safe.
What to do if you suspect your co-parent is suffering from a substance use disorder
Parents who suffer from substance use disorders could be a danger to themselves or the children in their custody. If you are concerned about your co-parent’s behavior regarding a substance use disorder, do not hesitate to get in contact with one of our family law attorneys to discuss strategies to protect your children.
Tips for Co-parents to Plan Summer Vacation Schedules
A conflict over scheduling vacations does not rise to the level of a Court emergency. With a Mediator, co-parents can come to a workable resolution.
A Family Law Attorney’s Gift Guide for Children
Wasserman White is pleased to present our 2024 Holiday Gifts Giving Guide! This year’s edition is geared entirely for children, with intentional gifts aimed at creating experiences or providing support.
Why Every Parenting Plan Should Include Technology Boundaries
If you’re a fan of true crime, you’ve likely heard of or already watched Unknown Number: The High School Catfish
Balancing Custody Schedules with After-School Sports
When your active child is involved in after-school activities (whether it’s soccer, dance, music lessons, or academic clubs) the daily
Why Co-Parenting Apps Make a Difference (and Which One Is Right for You)
Compare the best co-parenting apps—Our Family Wizard, AppClose, Talking Parents, and WeParent—to find the right fit for your family’s needs.
10 Back-to-School Tips for Co-Parents
Co-parenting during the school year? Discover 10 back-to-school tips to support your child, manage custody schedules, and keep communication clear.
Think Before You Text: How Your Messages Can Shape Custody Outcomes
Your phone holds a record of how you communicate, cooperate, and co-parent.
And in many cases, it speaks louder than your testimony ever will.
5 Co-Parenting Tips for Summer
Parenting plans and court orders have different physical custody schedules set up for the summer.
How can I modify my child custody decision?
Parenting plans are designed to provide structure, stability, and clarity—but life doesn’t always go according to plan. Whether it’s a new job, a move across the state, or concerns about a child’s well-being, circumstances can arise that make your current custody order no longer practical—or safe.
What to do if you suspect your co-parent is suffering from a substance use disorder
Parents who suffer from substance use disorders could be a danger to themselves or the children in their custody. If you are concerned about your co-parent’s behavior regarding a substance use disorder, do not hesitate to get in contact with one of our family law attorneys to discuss strategies to protect your children.
Tips for Co-parents to Plan Summer Vacation Schedules
A conflict over scheduling vacations does not rise to the level of a Court emergency. With a Mediator, co-parents can come to a workable resolution.
A Family Law Attorney’s Gift Guide for Children
Wasserman White is pleased to present our 2024 Holiday Gifts Giving Guide! This year’s edition is geared entirely for children, with intentional gifts aimed at creating experiences or providing support.
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Wasserman White Recognized as 2026 Top Maryland Super Lawyers
December 19, 2025
We are proud to announce the multiple attorneys at Wasserman White Family Law have been recognized by 2026 Maryland Super
Maryland Divorce Law 2025: Key Reforms, Case Impacts, and What Comes Next
August 1, 2025
Maryland has entered a new chapter in family law. As of October 2025, divorcing couples can now separate on no-fault grounds, assume existing mortgages without refinancing, and file after just six months apart—even under the same roof.
Dating During Divorce: What Maryland’s New Laws Mean for You
July 25, 2025
Dating during divorce can feel liberating—and risky. While Maryland no longer allows “fault divorce” based on adultery, new laws and court trends in 2025 intensify scrutiny on financial dissipation when dating.