Tag Archives: Maryland Family Law Attorney
Obtaining an Order of Protection
According to the Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence, there were more than 15,000 domestic violence related crimes committed in 2015 alone. This included 46 deaths. Sadly, many people feel that they have no options when they are in an abusive relationship. They quietly suffer, worrying that they would not be able to afford to… Read More »
Major Considerations Before Living With Someone Long-term
The State of Maryland granted same sex couples the right to marry in 2013, and the U.S. Supreme Court extended that right nationwide with its landmark 2015 decision in Obergefell v. Hodges. Because it is legal for same sex couples to wed in all 50 states, all of the same rights and obligations of… Read More »
Major Considerations Before Living With Someone Long-term
The State of Maryland granted same sex couples the right to marry in 2013, and the U.S. Supreme Court extended that right nationwide with its landmark 2015 decision in Obergefell v. Hodges. Because it is legal for same sex couples to wed in all 50 states, all of the same rights and obligations of… Read More »
Can a DUI Affect Your Divorce or Child Custody Case?
The short answer is yes. Getting a DUI in Maryland can have a big impact on all areas of your life, including a family court matter. At our office, we help people with criminal cases as well as divorce, child custody and other family law disputes. So, we understand how these two areas often… Read More »
Can My Ex Take My Personal Injury Settlement?
It’s complicated. Yes, this is definitely a lawyer answer, but it’s also the truth. Complications like this are a good reason to make sure you are represented by a personal injury lawyer who also understands divorce laws. Otherwise, you could end up having multiple attorneys trying to communicate back and forth about your case… Read More »
Dos and Don’ts of Maryland Prenups
Many people choose to lay out their assets and liabilities before getting married and create a prenuptial agreement. Others may have reasons for creating a postnuptial once already married. These are contractual agreements that help to avoid disputes and fighting later, in the event of a divorce. Not everyone wants to get a prenup,… Read More »
Five Reasons Why People Violate Family Court Orders
When you’ve just been through a painful divorce or child custody dispute, you may feel a sense of relief knowing that at least there is a final court order outlining both parties’ responsibilities and obligations. It can be nice to finally know that a court has heard the matter and reached a final decision…. Read More »
When Your Ex Takes the Kids Out of State
It’s a common situation: parents breakup and one of them leaves Maryland with the children. Depending on the circumstances, this can be a terrifying situation for the parent who remains in the state. After all, will Maryland law protect your right to see your kids? Will you be able to see your kids, or… Read More »
Modifications of Court Orders – Relocation
It’s fair to say that no one in their right mind wants to go through a lengthy divorce proceeding. There’s simply nothing fun about that process for those involved. Aside from deciding highly complex and emotional issues like child support, child custody, the division of assets, and spousal support, there’s also the specter of… Read More »
Three Situations When You Should Consider a Prenuptial Agreement
When a couple is considering a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement, it’s common to worry that somehow it will diminish or interfere with the quality of the relationship. In most cases, the opposite is actually true. A prenup is simply a contractual agreement between two people, usually drafted by an experienced family law attorney, setting… Read More »