Can I keep my kids, even though I committed adultery during my separation?

As the others have said, adultery itself should not impact a custody case. In your case, as you have pointed out, "The children have not been...

Mr. Koslow is correct. You can certainly relocate. You are free to move wherever you want. Whether the court will permit you to move the child's...

Court of Special Appeals?

Under Maryland law, while an appeal is pending, the trial court retains jurisdiction to hear any post-appeal matters which do not affect the ‘meat’...

The other answer is not actually correct in Maryland. There is no rule, statute, or case law that requires the filing of a "relocation petition." ...

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Yes, there is a difference. Legal custody is the right and responsibility to make important decisions concerning a child's life, health and...

Is it possible for us to take our nephews parents to court? We want the best for him and his future

Unless both of the parents are unfit, you have a very difficult case to make. Under a recent decision, a third party who has established a...

How does divorce work in the state of Maryland everything is in her name and we've been married for 10-plus years I'm trying to

I'm sorry you have waited so long to get help. Your spouse probably has a "head start" in divorce planning. You should consult with an attorney...

Can I file for child support modification with in one year, if the child support is going to get reduced drastically?

Good question! There is something odd about the order, based on your report. Child support is computed under guidelines in Maryland, based on...

My spouse has leased an apartment and is moving. I purchased the home in Maryland before we married. Can I change the locks?

Yes, you can change the locks. You can even change the locks before he moves, if you want and if you are the only title owner of the property. ...

Hello I'll have a question aboutdo I need a lawyer for a letter that I got in the mail for a child support h just what should I?

From your question, you probably received a letter from the Office of Child Support Enforcement. You should consult with an attorney before this...