Annapolis, MD
Child custody Lawyer at Annapolis, MD
Practice Areas: Child Custody, Divorce & Separation ... +3 more
This is part 2 of a 3 part series of blogs providing general information to individuals considering divorce and what rights and options they may have related to the property they own. This guide discu...
See Full GuideThis is the final post providing you with a quick 101 on how the court determines what to do with marital property and what, if any, monetary award should be awarded. This blog will discuss a spouse'...
See Full GuideI would suggest the following to anyone who would like to start a new chapter in their life sooner rather than later, in order to prevent (or at least decrease) the negative emotions that can occur du...
See Full GuideMaryland is an equitable distribution state. This means that the court values all marital property and fairly divides it between the parties. Usually an award is 50/50, but it does not have to be equa...
See Full GuideAlimony is a periodic payment for support & maintenance of a spouse and may be awarded upon a limited or absolute divorce. Alimony may be awarded to either party and can be awarded for a definite peri...
See Full GuideThere are a lot of times where I speak to parents about how the Court determines child support and when child support is required to commence. Below are general questions (and answers) I receive durin...
See Full GuideThere are times I receive call from prospective clients that they have an emergency matter regarding their child(ren) that requires an immediate court intervention. Below are the questions that I gen...
See Full GuideThere are a lot of times where I speak to parents where the other parent lives out of state or one of the parents are considering to move out of state wanting to know what rights they have to the chil...
See Full GuideThere are times that I represent individuals who are not the natural parents (or adopted parents) of a child asking what rights they have to be and care for the child. These are the general questions...
See Full GuideIf you are unmarried and want to determine the father, or whether you are the father, you can file a Complaint for Paternity for the Court to determine whether the person is the father. However, to k...
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