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Grappling with the weight of a divorce is hard enough for you, but what about your children? With all the changes, it may become difficult for them to feel safe and secure without a plan for how they will continue to see both parents. Maryland family court does what...
Sharing custody of your child with your former partner is, no doubt, a very challenging experience. You want what is best for your child and you may have concerns that your ex is not providing that. If you feel that your current Maryland custody agreement needs...
If you are in the middle of a custody dispute, you may think you and your children's other parent will never agree on anything. While it can be perfectly acceptable to disagree about many matters, you do not want your ex to be reckless or irresponsible with your kids....
In the wake of a marital split, you and your spouse may find it difficult to hammer out a viable co-parenting plan. If your children remain the priority, you may want to seek options that lessen the blow of a split custody arrangement. Nesting is one option that may...
A divorce can be a challenging time for children. It is a time of tremendous stress and tension. Add in a new school year, and things can be even more difficult. Parents who have joint custody can do several things to make the transition easier. Both parents should...
Child custody is a topic that often comes up in divorce but is not exclusive to that field of legal support. In situations where same-sex couples require a donor to facilitate artificial insemination, there are many caveats regarding biological parents and intentional...
While divorcing parents cannot necessarily lessen the overall impact that divorce will have on their child's life, there are ways to reduce the stress that might happen because of it. One potential way involves choosing the right type of custody arrangement for the...
Parents preparing for divorce may have concerns over how upcoming holiday seasons could affect their children. As noted on the Maryland Courts website, however, cases involving child custody require a parenting plan. A well-prepared and agreed-upon parenting plan...
Dealing with co-parenting is already enough of a struggle without adding things like distance to the mix. Unfortunately, some parents simply cannot stay close to the custodial parent, such as military parents or parents who must take care of elderly relatives. In...
Many people have heard that joint parenting or co-parenting is often considered a good way to raise a child after divorce. However, this type of parenting may not suit everyone's situation. Fortunately, there are situations that allow you to reap some of the benefits...
