Nesting: An Alternative Arrangement for Separated Parents
Have you and your spouse made the decision to separate but cannot decide who will leave the family home? One option some families consider is a nesting arrangement.
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Laurie M. Wasserman Receives 2023 J. Earle Plumhoff Professionalism Award
Last month, Laurie M. Wasserman was selected by the Baltimore County Bar Association as the 2023 recipient of the prestigious
How to Keep Legal Fees Down in a Family Law Case
In family law, not only are you managing emotions, but you are managing your legal fees as well. Here are 5 tips to help try to keep your legal fees down in a family law case.
Who Decides Your Family Law Case: Judges vs. Magistrates
In Maryland courts, family law cases play out much differently than they do on the big screen. For those unfamiliar
The Differences Between a Peace and Protective Order for Abusive Circumstances
For those in Maryland who are suffering from domestic violence, intimate partner violence, or abuse from a stranger, the law offers specific protective measures. In this post, we will focus on two measures in particular: Peace Orders and Protective Orders.
The Easiest Way to Divorce If You and Your Spouse Agree
For spouses who reach a settlement on all issues in the divorce, a Mutual Consent Divorce is the easiest way to get divorced in Maryland.
What Information to Include in Your Financial Statements for Divorce or Child Support
In Maryland, there are two types of financial statements required for family law cases: Short Form Financial Statement & Long Form Financial Statement.
Understanding the Recent Changes to Maryland’s Child Support Law
Maryland has recently updated its Child Support Guidelines. In this post, we discuss three important changes and help keep co-parents
How to Recover Home Payments From Your Ex
When dividing marital property in a divorce, jointly owned real estate is often the most valuable asset to divide. Even
Disagree with your co-parent on which school your child should attend? Here are some strategies.
Disagreements over which school your child should attend usually arise when a co-parent wants to relocate to an area within
Nesting: An Alternative Arrangement for Separated Parents
Have you and your spouse made the decision to separate but cannot decide who will leave the family home? One option some families consider is a nesting arrangement.
Laurie M. Wasserman Receives 2023 J. Earle Plumhoff Professionalism Award
Last month, Laurie M. Wasserman was selected by the Baltimore County Bar Association as the 2023 recipient of the prestigious
How to Keep Legal Fees Down in a Family Law Case
In family law, not only are you managing emotions, but you are managing your legal fees as well. Here are 5 tips to help try to keep your legal fees down in a family law case.
Who Decides Your Family Law Case: Judges vs. Magistrates
In Maryland courts, family law cases play out much differently than they do on the big screen. For those unfamiliar
The Differences Between a Peace and Protective Order for Abusive Circumstances
For those in Maryland who are suffering from domestic violence, intimate partner violence, or abuse from a stranger, the law offers specific protective measures. In this post, we will focus on two measures in particular: Peace Orders and Protective Orders.
The Easiest Way to Divorce If You and Your Spouse Agree
For spouses who reach a settlement on all issues in the divorce, a Mutual Consent Divorce is the easiest way to get divorced in Maryland.
What Information to Include in Your Financial Statements for Divorce or Child Support
In Maryland, there are two types of financial statements required for family law cases: Short Form Financial Statement & Long Form Financial Statement.
Understanding the Recent Changes to Maryland’s Child Support Law
Maryland has recently updated its Child Support Guidelines. In this post, we discuss three important changes and help keep co-parents
How to Recover Home Payments From Your Ex
When dividing marital property in a divorce, jointly owned real estate is often the most valuable asset to divide. Even
Disagree with your co-parent on which school your child should attend? Here are some strategies.
Disagreements over which school your child should attend usually arise when a co-parent wants to relocate to an area within
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Wasserman White Family Celebrates The Leaders in the Law
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Wasserman White Family Law is proud to announced that several members of our firm have been recognized in The Daily
Wasserman White Family Law Proud to Sponsor MVLS’ Taste For Pro Bono
February 5, 2026
Wasserman White Family Law is proud to announce their sponsorship of Maryland Volunteer Lawyer Services’ Taste for Pro Bono event.
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
Wasserman White Family Celebrates The Leaders in the Law
April 6, 2026
Wasserman White Family Law Proud to Sponsor MVLS’ Taste For Pro Bono
February 5, 2026
Wasserman White Recognized as 2026 Top Maryland Super Lawyers
December 19, 2025