Navigating co-parenting arrangements can be challenging, especially when a child expresses resistance to spending time with the other parent. These situations can raise emotional, legal, and practical concerns for everyone involved. Understanding the underlying reasons for this resistance and addressing the issues constructively can help maintain a healthy co-parenting relationship and ensure the well-being of…

For co-parents, the holiday season can bring both joy and stress. While this time of year is meant for family celebrations, shared parenting schedules and differing traditions can make it difficult.  Successfully navigating the holidays as co-parents requires early preparation, empathy, and a shared focus on the children’s happiness. Here are 10 comprehensive tips to…

Relocating with a child after a separation or divorce can get messy, especially when one parent does not agree with the move. For parents who wish to relocate, it’s important to understand the legal implications and procedures involved so that your move is in the child’s best interest and complies with Maryland family law. Understanding…

Domestic violence is a deeply troubling issue that can significantly impact on divorce proceedings and child custody arrangements. For individuals experiencing abuse, the complexities of ending a marriage can be especially challenging, as domestic violence often affects legal outcomes in profound ways. Below, we explain how domestic violence influences divorce and child custody in the…

Guardianship is a legal process that appoints a responsible person or entity, known as a guardian, to make decisions on behalf of an individual who is unable to manage their own personal and/or financial affairs. In Maryland, guardianship can apply to minors, adults with disabilities, and elderly individuals who are no longer capable of making…