In many divorces, child custody is a pivotal factor that has a lasting effect on both the child and the parents involved. When preparing for any case involving child custody in Maryland, it is critical that you work with the right lawyer...
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While our office is not reopening to the public yet, we are already thinking about the best ways to prepare for the next phase of Maryland’s reopening. In this blog, we will be sharing some of the changes we are making to ensure that we follow...
While the vast majority of real estate transactions go off without a hitch, occasionally there has to be more formal intervention between the two (or more) sides involved. Real estate disputes can arise for a variety of reasons, including...
Due to recent changes, there are serious shifts coming to child custody and child support in Maryland as of October 1, 2020. Both the method for calculating child support and the standard for shared physical custody, barring a veto from Governor...
Did you recently purchase a new home? Have the summer thunderstorms and rains led to flooding in the basement? Did you experience a bathtub leak or electrical short after you moved in? Have your neighbors asked if you will be fixing the flooding...
4 Misconceptions About Domestic Abuse in Maryland Meta Description: Domestic abuse in Maryland is a serious problem, and numerous myths surrounding it can prevent victims from getting the help from the law that they...
Meta Description: Designing a long distance parenting plan in Maryland is simple when you work with an experienced lawyer who knows how to factor in the needs of your child. Keyword: Parenting Plan in...
Many homeowners and property owners look to rent out extra rooms and living spaces on Airbnb as a way of bringing in extra income. If you are a Baltimore City property owner, there are additional laws you will need to abide by to ensure...
Your divorce is over and you are now receiving alimony or child support payments from your ex-spouse. Providing that the terms of your agreement don’t change, you’re all done, right? Not so fast! If your ex-spouse files for bankruptcy...
Some major life decisions are straightforward, while others are complex and emotional. Divorce is often the latter. Due to the stressful and emotional nature of divorce, it can be incredibly destructive to everyone involved, including both spouses...
While every divorce is different and requires the couple to navigate complex financial and custody issues, divorce after retirement can be particularly complicated. Divorce after retirement, also known as silver divorce or gray divorce, is growing...
To say a baby changes everything is a truth that can’t be underscored enough. From when and how you eat to what you wear and the hobbies you enjoy, life with a little one looks very different than your single days. One area where these changes...
Maryland family courts consider what is in the best interest of the child when making child custody decisions, and one of the factors that might arise during a case is substance abuse. The court takes allegations of drug or alcohol abuse seriously...
In the aftermath of a divorce in Maryland with children involved, both parents will need to put their relationship aside to focus on the children. The state of Maryland always prioritizes the best interests of the children when making custody...
As a landlord or a tenant, you are probably aware of the Fair Housing Act. This piece of legislation is designed to prevent discrimination during the process of selling or leasing real estate properties on the basis of a protected category (color,...
Terminal Illness: How to Get Your Affairs in Order Financial planning isn’t the first place your mind goes after being diagnosed with a terminal illness, but it’s important to think about it. The right financial moves lighten...
In the eyes of the law, it does not matter where you got married. The divorce will be filed in the state where you currently reside, which means it is subject to all of the laws in that state. Whenever one spouse lives in Maryland, they can file for...
Security deposits are common when renting in Maryland, and they are very useful for landlords to ensure that they have funds that can be used if a tenant damaged the property and repairs need to be made. However, since landlords are required to hold...
Unfortunately for some parents, having a child support agreement in place is not enough to get the other party to pay. Whether the other parent believes that the set amount is too high or they are refusing to pay outright, how can you go about...
No couple wants to consider the possibility of divorce before tying the knot, and deciding to end a marriage is a very big decision. While we often think of marriage as a romantic and spiritual endeavor, it is also a legal decision. As a result, you...
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