When someone in Maryland talks about supervised visitation, they are referring to an arrangement where a parent can only visit the child under the supervision of another adult. This can be a family member or a social worker. The supervision can occur either at the...
Handling the business in a Maryland divorce
Maryland spouses who go into business together never think about what could happen if they choose to separate. It can be difficult to figure out the ins and outs of what will happen to the business as you’re going through a divorce. What usually happens to the...
An outside opinion during a custody case
If you're going through a custody case in Maryland, it could be difficult to reach agreements on certain topics. This is when it could be beneficial to have a forensic psychologist step in to listen to the children involved in order to offer suggestions for the best...
Having a child-centered divorce in Maryland
When you are going through a divorce, it can be tough to focus on anything else. Your mind may be racing constantly, and you may feel like you are in a fog. However, it is important to try and focus on your kids during this time. They are probably feeling a lot of...
How to prove the “best interest” of the child
The "best interest of the child" rule is the basis for many child custody decisions. This rule is used to protect a child's mental, physical, and emotional wellbeing and to ensure that that child's parents are fit to give them the best possible environment to grow....
Can extradition be used to enforce alimony payments?
For some divorced people in Maryland, the conflicts will continue after the decree is issued, including when one party fails to pay spousal support. Non-payment of spousal support, or alimony, can have increasing consequences, with extradition for non-paying people...
Relocation with the children after a divorce
When parents sign a custody agreement or resolve their divorce, they are addressing their current circumstances. For whatever reason, these circumstances can change over time. In some cases, parents want to relocate with the children. These cases often end up in...
How does a judge decide to award alimony?
One of the things that a court might decide in a divorce in Maryland is whether a person receives alimony after the end of the marriage. As part of making this decision, the court will consider both financial and non-financial factors. Non-financial factors that can...
Spouse occupation: Does it really lead to divorce?
There's no denying that divorce has become more prevalent within Maryland and across the rest of the United States over the past few decades. Although each couple may have their own reasons for filing for divorce, the numbers have also shown another major cause for...
Tips for creating effective parenting plans
Ideally, you and your child's other parent will work together to create a parenting plan that meets your children's needs. Working in good faith with your former spouse allows you to have more say in how the plan is structured. Here are a few guidelines that Maryland...
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