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Co-parenting isn’t always easy. But having a schedule in place that works for everyone can help ensure your child gets to spend quality time with each parent — and conflict between co-parents is minimized. It can also give your child a predictable… Read More

Litigation is the legal word for a court process that resolves legal disputes between two or more parties. Think lawsuit or court case. When the parties in a divorce or family law matter cannot reach a settlement outside the courtroom, they can… Read More

Co-parenting can be challenging — and having a schedule in place that works for the whole family can make all the difference when raising your children in two households. A 2-2-5-5 custody schedule can allow each parent to spend quality time with… Read More

Wasteful dissipation of marital assets is a form of economic wrongdoing that occurs not only in high-asset divorces. In these cases, the goal of the dissipating spouse is to reduce the other spouse’s share of property that would be awarded to them… Read More

Divorce can be emotionally and financially draining. In complex cases, it can take years to resolve financial matters, determine child custody, and divide assets. While these issues must typically be determined in order for the divorce decree to be issued, Maryland courts… Read More

You may be nervous about meeting with a divorce lawyer for the first time — or even apprehensive to take this first step toward ending your marriage. However, an initial consultation is crucial to learn what your rights and options are and… Read More

Once a child custody order has been entered by the court, it is legally binding upon both parents. Neither parent may take it upon themselves to make changes without the other parent’s consent — or approval from a judge. While it’s ideal… Read More

Divorce isn’t only difficult for spouses. The end of your marriage can have a significant emotional impact upon your children as well. Breaking the news to them that their parents are parting ways can cause fear and insecurity. Your children may react… Read More