Am I doing the right thing in regards to coparenting with my ex and following our court ordered visitation schedule?

The Court always encourages parties to be flexible when it comes to parenting and deviating from the court order is okay, if you both believe it is...

In Maryland divorce, when awarded exclusive use & possession can other party use a key to enter home b/c name is on the deed?

If you have exclusive use and possession then he cannot come into the house without your consent.

Do I need an attorney or what should I do?

Have you tried seeing the child since she has moved? If so, you should file for contempt. Even if you have not asked and you are looking for time...

I agree with David. I would just add that if the parents were not able to reach an agreement, they would have to present evidence to the Court as...

I recently moved back home to Baltimore md due to a domestic issue with ex boyfriend in Wv he was arrested for it and charged

It depends on what was taken, how it was purchased, and a bunch of other facts that in my opinion should not be discussed online. Also, if this...

Child support calculator

Depending on certain facts such as, how old your child(ren) is/are, how old you are, what your educational background is, when you last worked,...

Does the first party to file for a divorce look better in court?

No, court doesn't care who files first. Filing first does allow you to present your case before the other party (there are pros and cons to that...

Can a lawyer in USA file a divorce against my spouse on my behalf, if I am outside USA?

Depending on where you live and what if any property you have were you live and/or here in the USA, will determine if you should file here or where...

Dividing military pension

David is spot on his response. Outside of court the two of you can come to an agreement that the Court may not be able to do, but is something...

My husband has an atty for our divorce (we agreed to do it ourselves). says his lawyer is working on a contingency. Possible?

Ms. Lubinski is correct. I would just add that if your husband has a history of lying that why trust that he will agree to resolve this amicably. ...