Annapolis Maryland Family Law Blog
Consider the work schedule in custody arrangements
For Maryland parents who are either divorced or in the process of a divorce, there are worries about being able to balance their jobs against the demands of their custody schedule. Parents still want to be able to see their children even when they have sole...
Deciding to settle a divorce or move towards trial
When Maryland couples decide to divorce, they may be unsure how best to proceed. Couples who have made the decision amicably may be able to resolve almost everything between themselves, but those who have more contentious situations may find themselves arguing every...
Protecting children from the negative effects of divorce
There is a lot of advice floating around about how to help children get through divorce. There's no doubt that even the most amicable divorce is traumatic for children. Psychologists suggest parents in Maryland can help their children succeed despite divorce by...
What to expect at a child custody hearing
Some parents in Maryland who are going through a divorce might have to attend a child custody hearing if they cannot reach an agreement about custody and visitation through out-of-court negotiations or alternative dispute resolution methods. First, parents should make...
Dividing a car in a divorce
It isn't uncommon for married couples in Maryland and throughout the nation to acquire assets during the course of their marriages. For instance, you and your former spouse may have acquired a vehicle so that you could both get to work or take the kids to soccer...
How to make the most of virtual visitation
While you may not have physical custody of your children, there's a good chance you have visitation rights. Your visitation schedule allows you to spend some time together, but it may not be enough. For this reason, you should learn more about virtual visitation. As...
The challenge of dividing retirement assets after divorce
Many Maryland residents going through a divorce have seen firsthand some of the frustrations it can bring. A challenging situation that some face pertains to retirement savings. For many, divorce means having to share retirement plan assets. In other cases, it could...
Tips for co-parenting with a difficult person
There's no doubt that parenting after a divorce has its challenges. The situation can seem almost unbearable when a person is co-parenting with a toxic person or narcissist. Thankfully, there are steps Maryland residents can take to look out for the best interests of...
Reaching an agreement on visitation for infants
One of the most difficult elements of a divorce is negotiating child custody and visitation, and for some Maryland parents of newborns, this may be even more difficult. There are a number of considerations involved in creating a visitation schedule with an infant. One...
Divorce for a business owner can be problematic
Divorce for Maryland couples involves many potential areas of conflict. Of course, when children are involved, the issues of child custody and support become paramount. However, asset division can be as contentious as child custody and often far more complex. This is...
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