As parents, Maryland affords us legal rights to spend time and contact our children, even after the relationship between the parents is over. Those rights
Child mediation can be trying, but there are some things you should never say. These seven comments could ruin your ability to create a good
Many additional factors might make divorce that much more complicated—having Child Protective Services (CPS) involved is one of them. Though CPS provides an invaluable social
There are many instances where different fields of law intersect with each other. At the cross-section of family and criminal law is parental kidnapping: when one parent violates a
Situations change as life goes on. If you find that your custody arrangement is no longer in the best interest of your kids, then you
There’s no getting around it: child custody cases can be expensive. If you’re paying the fees for a child custody hearing without any savings or
You want to take care of your kids, even after a divorce. But what do you do when you know you’re not in the right
Child custody is usually decided during divorce, but what happens if there’s no marriage to start a divorce? That’s half of what makes custody agreements
Motherhood does not guarantee child custody. On the other hand, proving that you’re a great parent or guardian will. Plain and simple: You deserve the
This week, our family lawyers discuss how one Marylander can still file for divorce from an abusive spouse, even though they (currently) lack substantial proof
