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Vacation Schedules For Divorced Parents

Vacation Schedules For Divorced Parents

Every parent has to plan their lives around the many vacations of their children. Whether it’s childcare, celebrations, or travel, planning for these times can present a real challenge. When a couple split up, the calculations can get even more complicated, especially...

Can I Move My Child Out of State?

Can I Move My Child Out of State?

When the need or opportunity arises, adults can find themselves moving to another state. This is particularly likely in Maryland, which borders four other states and the District of Columbia. This decision can be more complicated if there are children in the mix,...

Managing Back to School Challenges

Managing Back to School Challenges

When a family is split by divorce, any life transition presents potential pitfalls, and starting a new school year is no different. The kids may be enrolling in a new school, trying out a new after-school activity, or simply need to submit documentation like...

National Parents’ Day

National Parents’ Day

In 1994, the US Congress passed a law declaring the fourth Sunday of July to be National Parents' Day - a day to celebrate this role in the lives of children, young and old. The day is intended to recognize outstanding parents who act as role models and to promote...

Protecting Families Through Adoptions and Guardianships

Protecting Families Through Adoptions and Guardianships

In today’s world, family has come to mean many things to many people. Maryland Family law has default provisions for parentage and custody, but there are also protections for alternative families that can be obtained by court order. Adoption and guardianship are the...

Child Support When the Situation Has Changed

Child Support When the Situation Has Changed

Whether it’s a divorce or a dispute between unmarried parents, child support is one of the most critical ways that Maryland Family Courts have the power to ensure children get the care they need. It is one of those terms that gets used a lot, but not everyone...

Child Support Laws for Maryland Parents

Child Support Laws for Maryland Parents

Parents in Maryland are financially responsible for their children until they reach the reach the age of majority, which is 18 or if they are 18 and still in high school, until graduation. Both parents are expected to contribute to  their children's health, education,...

Child Custody and Visitation in Maryland

Child Custody and Visitation in Maryland

When it comes to family law in Maryland, few issues are more sensitive and potentially controversial than child custody. Loving, caring for, and supporting children is rewarding, demanding and highly personal, so when parents disagree, it’s a recipe for a major...

Divorce and Taxes: It’s Complicated

Divorce and Taxes: It’s Complicated

As if divorce weren’t unpleasant enough, there are tax consequences that need to be considered from the time of separation through the finalized divorce and thereafter. Some of the issues are actual benefits, but it’s important to be aware of how the taxman will be...