If you are preparing to file for divorce in Maryland, you may be feeling overwhelmed at the complexity of the process. The state’s legislature is able to revise the laws related to domestic relations on a yearly basis, which means that the requirements can—and often do—change frequently. Learn how
Hacking Into Your Spouse’s Tech – Just Say NO
The temptation to log onto your cheating spouse’s computer, websites, apps, bank accounts, cell phones, etc., is strong – particularly when he or she is hiding an affair, finances, or more. Is it all fair game? Is this criminal behavior? Worse? Reasons Why Hacking Into Your Spouse's Tech Is A
Will Virtual Education Lead to More Divorces?
The strain of COVID-19 on Maryland households has caused waves of divorces, custody modifications, contempt hearings regarding visitation, and child support medication hearings. It has been exhausting for families. Trying to work – at home or elsewhere – while parenting and overseeing a
The Top 10 Reasons For Delaying Divorce
In a perfect society, there would be no divorce, and all relationships would always be positive. In a near perfect society, divorce may be necessary, but rarely. We do not live in either society. Still, many divorces are necessary – and can lead to more positive lives for those involved.
The Divorcing CEO and the Effect on a Company
When the chief executive of a company goes through the divorce process, the rippling effect experienced through the company can rival the instability within the household of the divorcing CEO. Questions abound: Is the CEO focused on the business? Will the CEO’s spouse be able to break the
Being the Better Parent During COVID and After
Fathers often feel that they are singled out in the court system as being “the bad parent.” Sometimes this is true. Most of the time it is not. Here are some simple ways to combine being a great parent with pleasing a family law judge if you ever end up in court: Always speak well of the other
The Potential Impacts of COVID-19 On Your Divorce
Our society has been shaken by the pandemic, which has affected nearly all aspects of our lives, including but not limited to financial and emotional concerns, and other daily realities. If you are going through a divorce during the pandemic, you need to seek out an experienced divorce attorney,
COVID-19 & Supervised Visitation For Fathers Do Not Mix Well
The pandemic has affected all child custody relationships, from those in which individuals have successfully co-parented to far more challenging cases. High-conflict cases are the bane of the Court system, as they comprise the families where violence, threats, fear, and mental health challenges
