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Bryon William Szojchet
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Biography
Bryon started out as a rabbinical student with aspirations of teaching and counseling. Bryon married and raised his six children while serving as a teacher and a Rabbi for almost 20 years. It was during this period that he not only became aware of but experienced first hand the array of social, emotional, spiritual and financial challenges facing families during separation and divorce. The plight of the children became his greatest concern. Bryon saw that he could best serve people in such circumstances as an attorney and advocate.
So, in 2000, at the age of 41, while working full time to support his family, Bryon attended the University of Maryland School of Law, graduated with Honors and was admitted to practice Law in the State of Maryland.
To acquire litigation experience, Bryon volunteered as a pro bono panel attorney for the Public Defender in Baltimore City. After six months he was invited to join the litigation team at the House of Ruth Legal Clinic, where he represented victims of domestic violence. Bryon gained key skills and insight into such cases while working at the House of Ruth which boasts one of the finest family law litigation staffs in Maryland. Bryon was privileged to practice at the House of Ruth through February of 2006.
In March of 2006, Bryon, hoping to broaden the scope of his representation and the population he could serve, entered private practice. Since that time Bryon has appeared in Maryland counties as far South as Charles County, as far North as Cecil County, as far West as Frederick County and as far East as Dorchester and Wicomico Counties. Bryon acquired experience in matters of third party custody, CINA, juvenile emancipation, child abuse, child support as well as the various issues in divorce and separation.
Bryon's mission is to render such legal representation and advocacy that will provide the financial, social and emotional environment needed for the children to have a wholesome, joyful and meaningful childhood and subsequent adult life.
Custody Matters LLC is a boutique law firm that focuses on litigation and advocacy for individuals who are facing custody, visitation and child support litigation. Parent’s rights and children’s needs are not only for the wealthy. Bryon will discuss your case with no obligation, no fee and no strings attached.
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Licensed in Maryland for 21 years
State: Maryland
Acquired: 2004
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Custody Matters LLC
300 E Lombard St, Ste 840, Baltimore, MD, 21202
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Showing 1 - 1 of 1 review | Elder Law
Posted by Henry | June 08, 2022 | Hired Attorney | Elder Law
Scam artist
He took advantage of my grandmother, he was required to pay her back on a payment plan that would take a hundred years to pay back and when he stopped making payments we reached out and he said “she won’t miss it”.. scum of the earth
Bryon Szojchet
Replied last June 09, 2022I was shocked to read this. Every client, indeed, every individual I deal with is critically important to me and I make sure that not only I but everyone on my staff treats each individual with the utmost courtesy. But I do not recall any such incident. I encourage you to reach out to me to discuss this and I will do everything in my power to correct any issue and especially to fulfill any unfulfilled obligation. My number is 410 800 4703, say that you wish to be connected to Bryon directly. I hope to speak with you soon.
Bryon William Szojchet's Lawyer Endorsements
"I highly endorse this lawyer. This attorney is congenial, intelligent and professional. He provides excellent representation in the court room and is a strong advocate for his clients."
"I have had court cases with Byron as an opposing attorney. He is very knowledgeable in the law and is a strong advocate for his clients. He is able to work together with other attorneys and the court in the best interest of his client but he also is a strong litigator in the court room if the case goes to trial."
"Byron is well regarded by his clients and his peers. He is knowledgeable and dedicated. You can't ask for more than that in a lawyer."
"Mr. Szojchet is not only a knowledgeable and excellent attorney, he is a true gentleman whose genuine concern for others is readily apparent. i often contact him for advice and he is always gracious with his knowledge and experience. I absolutely endorse this attorney."
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Experience
Work Experience
2011 - Present
Owner, Custody Matters LLC
2006 - 2011
Owner, Sole Practitioner
2004 - 2006
Associate, House Of Ruth Domestic Violence Legal Clinic
2004 - 2004
Attorney, Baltimore City Council
Associations
2004 - Present
Maryland State Bar AssociationMember
Education
2003
University of Maryland
JD - Juris Doctor
1985
Mirrer Yeshiva Rabbinical College. Brooklyn New York
Rabbinical Ordination
1981
Ner Israel Rabbinical College
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Publications
2003
Trial Reporter Magazine (MAJ)
Editor
Languages
English
Activity
Legal Answers
Legal Answers
Q&A
"Visitation travel expenses"
22 Oct 2014
Q&A
Difference between Show Cause Order and Motion for Contempt? Is there one?
03 Sep 2014