Family Law

No married couple wants to imagine that their loving union will one day end in divorce. However, that is a possibility for many couples, so having the right protection is key should the marriage end. Devising a solid postnuptial agreement ensures you have a strategy...

When you married your spouse, you never expected they would climb so high up the career ladder. When they asked you to sign a prenuptial agreement, you said yes, without giving it much thought or fully understanding what it meant. Now that you are divorcing, you wish...

When it comes to making child support payments, you need to review various topics, such as the penalties associated with falling behind and strategies to ensure that you stay current on support. For example, modifying your child support order after losing your job...

While kids bring happiness to many couples, they can also become a source of disagreement when parents have different parenting styles. The result can be divorce. Divorce will not make parenting differences go away. It could even increase them if you feel your...

There are many situations where divorce is the best possible solution for family issues and conflict. However, the process is still upsetting for all involved but is especially hard on children. Many kids believe they played a role in what happened or may worry about...

Whether you are struggling to deal with a co-parent guilting you or trying to deal with a child who is suddenly acting different, you may wonder how narcissism impacts parenting. Learning about the common problems people face can help you take a step back and deal...

Rebuilding your life after a separation is hard even when you and your ex can go your separate ways and never speak again. However, when you share children, the adjustment period can be extremely stressful because you have a responsibility to co-parent. Therefore, it...

While stressful for parents, a Maryland divorce can be devastating for the children. To ease the blow and give them time to get used to seeing only one parent at a time, you may decide nesting is the best next step. According to the Maryland Courts, while there is no...

When you and your Maryland spouse share a child or children together and decide to part ways, you may need to come up with a custody arrangement. When Maryland’s family court system has to come up with custody terms of your child’s behalf, it typically refers to a...