Appearing in court can be a high-anxiety experience, especially during the divorce process. In Maryland, it is not required to spend the entire process in and out of court dates. Here at Rodier Family Law, our experienced and knowledgeable divorce attorneys discuss what can be done to avoid many trips to the courthouse during the…
Read MoreMany couples going through a divorce are experiencing this process for the first time. Those who are new to the divorce process can overlook certain steps that are necessary for protecting assets and other critical details that may impact your future. It’s important that you don’t rush through a divorce because simple yet important things…
Read MoreDivorce affects not only you and your ex-spouse, but your children as well. One of the best ways to help your children adjust to your divorce is to openly communicate with them. Below, the attorneys at Rodier Family Law discuss how to effectively speak to your children about your divorce and custody arrangements. Take…
Read MoreHolidays during the first year following a divorce can be difficult to navigate, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still have a joyful holiday season. Below, the attorneys at Rodier Family Law discuss approaches for adjusting to a new and different holiday season this year, especially if you are a parent. Plan Ahead Coordinate with…
Read MoreIn order to get divorced you have to first have a ground for divorce. When filing for divorce, you have the option of filing on fault based grounds or no-fault grounds. Below, the experienced professionals at Rodier Family Law discuss fault vs. no-fault divorce. No-Fault Grounds In the state of Maryland, an absolute divorce…
Read MoreText messaging is a form of communication we use daily. Texting a partner, friend, family member or coworker is one of the easiest and most modern ways to relay a message. While our cellular devices have many positive uses, they can also be vessels for hateful slander and threatening text messages, especially in the hands…
Read MoreDivorce is already emotionally exhausting to navigate. When your spouse is refusing to cooperate during the divorce proceedings, this can make the process even more draining. Below, the experienced attorneys at Rodier Family Law discuss how to navigate a difficult divorce and what to do if your spouse is being unreasonable. Recognize Your Spouse’s Reasoning…
Read MoreDivorce can induce high emotions and cause great amounts of stress, especially when couples can’t seem to find a common ground whilst dividing assets and plan for their lives post-marriage. Some couples find mediation as a solution, with a mediator acting as an impartial third party to assist in creating their post-divorce life plans. With…
Read MoreDivorce is a trying time for any couple especially with some cases lasting even longer than a year from the time the case is filed. Between division of marital property, assets and debt allocation, in addition to child and spousal support awards, there are many legal actions and items that can be part of a…
Read MoreSocial media has an impact on every aspect of our everyday lives: school, work, family, and even divorce. If you are currently going through a divorce, you may already be experiencing high levels of stress and overwhelming emotions. A study conducted by researchers at Boston University and the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile found a…
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