My ex abandoned our son for almost a year, tried to serve me but left the pleading out w/ summons, can the case be thrown out ?

You can file a motion to dismiss his complaint for lack of proper service, but if you are looking to file your own modification then perhaps you...

What can I do?

You should try and have a conversation with the father. If that does not work and you have sole legal custody you should have the child see a...

Can I move out of state without my ex consent if my divorce agreement do not mention relocation ?

You can, but it likely can have a negative effect if you do not first file an action with the court. Unless of course you are moving because he...

How can my dad get temporary custody of me but I live in a different state?

If there is no current court order than you and/or your dad can file for custody in Maryland. However, by time you get into court it would be...

How can I get my ex husband to pay for half of our daughyers college tuition, which he agreed to do in our separation/Divorce?

You can file a petition for contempt, but depending on the language in the agreement (that was incorporated, but not merged into the divorce...

What is the Impact of Disparity in Non-Marital Asset and Income on Division of Marital Asset and Alimony Award in Maryland?

The disparity of assets is more relating to a monetary award then an alimony award. Below are the factors for both alimony and a monetary award...

How can I get my son and his family to move out of my home ?

You would have to give them 30 day notice and if they do not leave then file a landlord/tenant action against them. Unless, they have harmed you...

Will I lose custody to my mother if I already have sole legal and physical Custody of my child in the state of Maryland,

I agree with Mr. Ness. It appears your mother would have almost no success in taking custody from you with the facts you presented.

If you don’t have any custody in place can the father take the child out of state without permission from the mother?

Without a court order neither party would need permission, but a discussion and notice would be appropriate.

What that means is has the child historically gone to that school and/or has siblings gone to that school in the past.