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 and know the truth behind many of the biggest myths about child custody.
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 all CDC suggestions and stay healthy.
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 disagreements between realtors and homebuyers, misunderstandings between buyers and sellers and even arguments between brokers and agents.
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 Larry Hogan, will be different for cases filed on or after the effective date.
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?
Domestic abuse is a serious problem nationally, and things are no different in our state. Domestic abuse in Maryland can affect any couple or person.
Two of the most frequently confused types of hearings in Baltimore County are ex parte emergency hearings and expedited hearings. Each type of request has different requirements that determine whether or not the request will be granted.
Divorced parents who have shared physical custody of their children are allowed to spend a specific amount of time with their children, whether that means three days every month or three weeks every two months. Parenting plans are often the most effective way to define when a child will stay with each parent, as well as for how long they will be staying there.
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 that you do not get in any legal trouble.
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!