Resources for Victims of Domestic Violence

March 15, 2021

If you or a loved one is either currently experiencing or has suffered through domestic violence, it can be intimidating to speak up and reach out for help. Everyone deserves freedom from an unhealthy relationship and domestic violence, and the divorce attorneys at Rodier Family Law want you to know that you are not alone.…

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When You Should Consider Skipping Divorce Mediation

March 15, 2021

Divorce 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…

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When and Why You Should Consider Depositions in Divorce

March 3, 2021

Divorce 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…

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Social Media & Divorce: Your Digital Life Has an Impact

March 3, 2021

Social 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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How Do I File for a Divorce in Maryland?

February 12, 2021

Filing for a divorce is delicate regardless of your reasons for filing. It is also complex, and requires one to navigate many complex and stressful legal steps. When beginning the divorce process, It can be beneficial to know what is involved in filing a case to ensure that you are prepared for the process. Here,…

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Homeowners & Divorce: What Can Happen to Your Home?

February 12, 2021

Going through a divorce can be stressful and overwhelming, especially when it comes to making agreements on joint assets like the marital home. Here, the Harford County divorce attorneys at Rodier Family Law discuss what can happen to the marital home in a divorce and the different options you have to reach an agreement and…

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What Same-Sex Couples Should Know About Divorce

December 18, 2020

Same-sex couples across Maryland have had the freedom to marry since January 1, 2013. Two years later, the landmark Supreme Court case of Obergefell v. Hodges legalized same sex marriage across the country, allowing same-sex couples to unify their love just as any other heterosexual couple would. However, while monumental movements have been made regarding…

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What Are the Differences Between Legal and Physical Child Custody?

December 10, 2020

Creating an optimal child custody scenario that is both feasible for the parents and in the child’s best interest can be hard work. With the coronavirus pandemic altering traditional custody and divorce proceedings, parents have had to adapt to these continuously changing times to abide by local and federal regulations. They must also ensure they…

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COVID-19 and Its Potential Impact on Divorce and Child Custody

December 1, 2020

Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020, families across the country have had to learn to adapt to a new normal. Virtual learning for our children in lieu of physical school, work-from-home initiatives becoming standard in a variety of industries, and more time spent in close proximity to our families in our…

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How to Gain Full Custody Of Your Children If You Are Leaving an Abusive Relationship

October 31, 2020

As a parent, your children are your entire world. Ensuring that they remain safe, healthy and secure is truly what matters most.  While it is one thing for you and your ex-spouse to not be able to co-parent effectively, if your children are in danger or have been previously impacted by an abusive parent, you…

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