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Posted by Joe D | July 01, 2015
Best Divorce Lawyer Ever!!! 5 Stars!!!
There's really nothing else to say about Christina from her favorite client. She is reliable, knowledgeable, honest, ethical, and will tell you up front what to expect before and after court. I went through one of the most difficult times, if not the most difficult time of my life feeling helpless to...
Posted by Michelle Rodgers | June 17, 2015
Divorce and custody.
It's was nice to have Mrs.Bayne as my attorney. I would recommend her as an attorney to anyone with out a worry. My ex was making things very hard and any time I had a question I would email Mrs. Bayne and I knew no matter the day or time she would respond. If she knew she wouldn't be able to get rig...
Posted by Wally | June 15, 2015
Knowledgeable Divorce Attorney
Christina is very knowledgeable about the divorce process. She was very response when I had any questions and if she was tied up in court she would let me know. I totally trusted Christina and would highly recommend her! She is down to earth and cares about her clients. She is very honest regarding h...
Posted by Leighanne | June 11, 2015
Most caring and compassionate attorney ever!!!
Christina is the most caring and compassionate attorney I have ever had. She goes above and beyond for me even after my case had closed. Day or night she's there to answer any questions I may have, offers advice or just there for support. She knows the law like the back of her hand and is quick as a ...
Posted by anonymous | June 10, 2015
Doesn't know MD Law
Consulted with Ms. Bayne on a divorce matter. She stated that since we did not live together in Maryland, we had to file in Pennsylvania where we did live together. Called Pennsylvania lawyers and they all said she doesn't know what she's talking about -- you have to file in the state in which you ...
If husband lives in Maryland and wife lives in Pennsylvania a divorce action can be filed in either Maryland or Pennsylvania provided that the length of residence requirement has been met. However, if wife has no contacts with Maryland, and all of the marital property is physically located in Pennsylvania, the only relief that the Maryland court can grant is the divorce. The Maryland Court is not able to deal with any marital property issues. Additionally, if the parties have children together and they reside in Pennsylvania and have resided in Pennsylvania for more than 6 months prior to the filing of the divorce, Maryland Courts also do not have jurisdiction to consider custody, visitation, or child support issues. Therefore, the issue of where to file is much more complicated then it is portrayed in the above comment. Based on the information received from a client, I try to refer them on the best course of action. It typically does not make sense to be litigating custody in one state and the divorce in another. Furthermore, if there is a pending custody action in Pennsylvania and husband files in Maryland, wife may file a motion to dismiss and/or transfer in Maryland to have all actions heard in Pennsylvania, which will only increase attorney's fees in both cases.