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Maryland, a state renowned for its fault-based approach to family law, has recently enacted a groundbreaking change to its divorce legislation. The revised law, SB 36, eliminates the previous "limited divorce" provision and introduces significant

The unprecedented times under the Covid-19 virus have brought much more logistical boundaries in the process of a divorce. Currently, most hearings are still being postponed due to the virus. This has lead to hearings

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought forth unprecedented changes to our lives, compelling all of us to change the way we approach and handle our personal and professional affairs in a variety of ways. The pandemic

Even in the best of situations, some parents may disagree on how to raise their children. During the COVID-19 pandemic, these differences may be a matter of public safety. Further, these differences of opinion may bring

The global COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone’s life, some more than others. Quarantine, lockdowns, and social distancing have been difficult for us all, but these factors have created more challenges for people who co-parent and have a

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has created a financial hardship on many families. Millions have lost their jobs and others have had to work less and stay home to support children during virtual learning. As a

More than a year into the coronavirus pandemic, the long-term toll of lockdown conditions is becoming clearer. The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed people to their limits, forcing individuals to evaluate their personal lives and relationships.

Understanding the path towards remarriage after divorce can be complex. Knowing the correct papers to have prepared and the proper steps to take can be stressful without legal guidance. If you are struggling through the

During the holidays, divorced spouses may want to spend time with their children but have to determine visitation plans and dates, which can cause tension between the family. To combat this, experienced visitation attorneys have

At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the District of Columbia and Maryland courts had to move operations online, delay hearings, extend deadlines and make adjustments for the safety of the community. In response to