Heather Lynne Sunderman

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Potomac, MD

Guardianship Lawyer at Potomac, MD

Practice Areas: Guardianship, Trusts ... +3 more

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If my husband dies to day or tomorrow could his son be taken from me?

Heather's answer | Answered on December 12, 2013

You may want to look into adoption even if the birth mother does not consent. An adoption may still be possible. It may not be a simple matter,...

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My husband would Ike to adopt by son. How difficult would this be if I still receive support but no visitation.

Heather's answer | Answered on December 12, 2013

Also keep in the mind that the court will also need to appoint an attorney to represent your son. I recommend that you seek legal counsel, as...

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Fed. gov't employee under CSRS married 4 yrs. Is spouse entitled to a marital share? He's FERS. My salary is higher than his.

Heather's answer | Answered on February 03, 2013

The court has the authority to divide all marital property, unless you both come to an agreement on this issue. It is common for annuities to be...

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What does divorce absolute mean?

Heather's answer | Answered on August 23, 2012

Even if this is a case of "mistaken identity" I recommend seeing an attorney, who can review the file and advise you. It will be much harder to...

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Am I losing custody of my baby?

Heather's answer | Answered on August 23, 2012

Custody cases take a lot of preparation, and can be difficult to predict. Often, the report of the custody evaluator is an important factor for...

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