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Is Joint Custody Right for Your Family?
January 23rd, 2017
In Maryland, the law doesn’t presume that joint custody or sole custody is in the best interests of the children. This differs from many states, which start from a position that presumes joint custody is desirable, and requires parties to demon…
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Categories: Custody
Why You Need Representation for Your Maryland Divorce
December 16th, 2016
Everyone knows that divorce can be expensive. Many people are tempted to reduce that expense by representing themselves in a divorce. In certain circumstances, such as a very short-term marriage in which there are no children and no property to divid…
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Categories: Divorce
What is Discovery in Maryland Divorce?
November 17th, 2016
You are the world’s foremost expert on what it’s like to be married to your spouse. In particular, you know how your spouse treats you, how they parent, how they spend or save money. In order to get a divorce judgment that reflects those…
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Categories: Divorce
Grandparent and Stepparent Custody Rights in Maryland After Conover v. Conover
November 3rd, 2016
What makes a parent a parent? The question is not as simple as it sounds. Most of the time a parent-child relationship is determined by biology, but we all know biological parents who don’t act like parents, and adoptive parents or stepparents…
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Categories: Custody
New Law Makes Maryland Divorce Easier: Corroborating Witness No Longer Needed
September 23rd, 2016
If you are seeking a divorce in Maryland, you might think that you and your spouse are in the best position to tell the court whether you have valid grounds for divorce. It might surprise you to learn that until very recently, couples were often requ…
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Categories: Divorce
New Maryland Divorce Laws - October 2015
October 28th, 2015
Contributor: Shelly M. Ingram
New Maryland Divorce Laws – October 2015. There are several new laws going into effect this month that may impact your Maryland divorce. The wait is finally over! Governor Hogan signed Senate Bill 472 into law, which added Mutual Consent to the…
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When should I contact a divorce lawyer?
January 3rd, 2014
If you are wondering when should I contact a divorce lawyer, the right time may be now. An experienced family law attorney will gather detailed information about you and the needs of your family during a confidential office consultation. With your sp…
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