Stepparent adoptions in Maryland occur frequently in “blended families.” The term “blended family” means a marriage after a divorce or other relationship that produces a
Child custody, child support and establishing parenting time are frequently complicated and contentious when married parents go through a divorce. When parents are not married,
Divorced or separated parents may live far away from each other. One parent may also relocate a long distance away after a divorce. An appropriate
In divorce proceedings, parties frequently agree to parenting time. Sometimes, however, a judge makes the decision about the division of parenting responsibilities. These decisions, whether
Whether you are currently considering child custody arrangements for the first time, or are re-evaluating a child custody plan previously ordered by the court, it
Many times, the parties find child custody proceedings both legally complex and emotionally difficult. Disputes arise when the parties disagree on the best interests of
In situations where a couple with children decides to divorce, the issue of child custody must be resolved. This includes who will be the primary
In a previous blog post, we discussed the definition of the term “parenting coordinator,” as well as the concept of “parenting coordination.” In that post, we reviewed
Sharing children over the holidays, or dividing the holidays for the purposes of child custody, are both common approaches for couples after a divorce. The
Below you will find some frequently asked questions about child custody. While these questions are answered consistent with the statutes for the state of Maryland,
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