Women & Divorce In Maryland
What Rights Do Women Have In a Divorce?
Maryland Legal News & Guides: domestic law
Bank Accounts & Divorce
Some couples may decide to combine their assets when they get married. This is accomplished by...
Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce In Maryland
In this blog, we will cover the most frequently asked questions in regards to divorce in Maryland....
Marital Separation Agreements in Maryland
Separation agreements (also referred to as property settlement agreements or marital settlement...
Child custody and Visitation - How to Spend Time With Your Child Post Divorce
What Types of Custody Are There?
Physical custody and legal custody are the only child custody...
Why Do Domestic Violence Victims Recant?
The main thing that sets domestic violence cases apart from other types of assault in Baltimore,...
Understanding Child Custody and Protective Orders
Domestic abuse is a serious problem in this country. For many decades, it was swept quietly under a...
How Common is Domestic Financial Abuse?
Financial abuse is a type of domestic abuse that directly involves money and assets. It can exist...
The Problem of False Domestic Violence Complaints.
Domestic violence happens every day in Maryland, and the negative effects it has on families and...
Is a Maryland Protective Order Enforceable in Another State?
If you have had a protective order issued against you, it is important to know what you can and...
Adopting a Child in Maryland? Here's Everything You Need to Know.
Editor's note: This blog is has been updated republished from its original release date.
Adopting a...
Custody Versus Visitation – Understanding the Difference Ahead of Divorce Proceedings
Divorce is a complicated process with many components—your family’s future being one of them....
Defending Yourself in a Domestic Abuse Cases – Your Best Case Scenario
It is scary to face accusations of domestic violence. Not only is there a degree of uncertainty to...
Guide to Guardianship – A Comprehensive Look into Custody Arrangements
Dealing with divorce, medical hardship, or sudden loss is hard—especially if you ate taking care of...