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When one parent wants to move out of state with their child, it can create serious concerns for the other parent, especially if both share custody. Whether for a job, family support or a fresh start, relocating with a child after a separation is not just a personal...
A parent who goes through a divorce will often become focused on figuring out how to build their home with their sole income. This is a major transition for everyone involved, so the parents must ensure that they remember that their children may need some assistance...
Divorce is already challenging, but when summer break comes around, managing schedules with kids at home can quickly feel overwhelming. Between planning vacations, managing summer camps and adjusting to new custody routines, you need a solid plan to keep everything...
It's rare that a couple can go through a divorce without some conflict. Even when the separation is amicable, disputes will likely be regarding asset division, spousal support and custody arrangements. Still, with the exception of the most contentious of divorces,...
One potential custody solution for parents who are getting divorced is called birdnesting. This flips the traditional relationship model, where the parents each have a home and the children move in and out. Instead, the children have a central home that they live in...
Child custody modifications can be a challenging and emotional experience for children. Adjusting to a new custody arrangement can be difficult for them to navigate. As a parent going through a child custody modification, what steps can you take to help your child...
When alimony payments go unpaid in Maryland, it can lead to serious legal consequences. Alimony, also known as spousal support, is a financial obligation that one spouse may owe to the other after a divorce. If the payments stop or are missed, there are several steps...
Maryland family law takes parental fitness seriously. Courts focus on a child’s well-being when making custody decisions. If a parent's actions or lifestyle endanger a child’s physical or emotional health, the court may limit or revoke their custody rights. Signs of...
Co-parenting can be tough, especially when dealing with a problematic ex-partner. The emotional strain of separation often complicates the process, leading to disagreements that can affect children. Usual challenges include communication breakdowns, differing...
Child support agreements are not set in stone. In other words, either the paying parent or the receiving parent can ask to modify the agreement. In most cases, child support modifications stem from significant changes in either parent’s income. If the paying parent...