Rodier Family Law Welcomes Kristen Barrett to the Team

February 1, 2022

The attorneys at Rodier Family Law are pleased to announce that acclaimed family law attorney Kristen Barrett has joined the firm.  Kristen received a Bachelor of Arts from Boston University, and then continued her education at the Catholic University of America, where she obtained her Juris Doctor degree. Kristen has been representing clients in legal…

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How to Talk to Your Children About Your Divorce

December 28, 2021

Divorce 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…

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Five Tips for Co-Parenting This Holiday Season

December 23, 2021

With holidays right around the corner, it’s important to communicate what this year’s plans and parenting schedule will be with your ex-spouse. Co-parenting is easiest to navigate with proper communication, consistency, cooperation and planning. Below, the family law attorneys at Rodier Family law discuss five tips for successful co-parenting this holiday season.    Clearly Communicate…

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How to Navigate the Holiday Season After Divorce

December 23, 2021

Holidays 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…

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Fault or No-Fault: How to Move Forward With Your Divorce Proceedings

November 1, 2021

In 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…

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When to Consider Sole Legal Custody of Your Child

November 1, 2021

Deciding whether or not to move forward with filing for sole legal custody of your child can be both an easy and difficult decision. Prior to filing for sole custody, you will want to take all things into consideration and understand the full meaning of sole legal custody. Below, the experienced and professional family lawyers…

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How to Create a Beneficial Custody Agreement With the Help of an Attorney

September 30, 2021

Navigating child custody and visitation rights with a spouse can be a difficult process. Working with a child custody attorney is a beneficial way to make this process easier. Attorneys are equipped to handle the legal intricacies of child custody, a courtroom scenario, or an uncooperative spouse. Below, the child custody attorneys at Rodier Family…

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How to Document Text Messages for Divorce Matters

August 26, 2021

Text 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…

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What to Do When Navigating a Difficult Divorce

August 26, 2021

Divorce 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…

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Special Considerations for Estate Planning With Children

August 26, 2021

Planning for your children after your death is something no parent ever wants to do. However, it’s important to create a will in order to ensure your assets are divided amongst your family members correctly after you pass. A will allows you to take control of your children’s future and prevent having to rely on…

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