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If you are going through a divorce, the last thing you want to do is create an unpleasant situation for your children. There may be a lot of uncertainty in the air, especially if your child is an adopted member of your family. You can alleviate concern about your...
Not every Maryland divorce results from infidelity, mistreatment or similar circumstances. Sometimes, marriages end because you fell out of love with one another or decided you were better off as friends than romantic partners. When you both agree that the divorce is...
Maryland courts are concerned with protecting the best interests of children, even if that means removing a child from the custody of one or both parents. Under Maryland law, a child is considered in need of assistance (CINA) of he or she: Has suffered physical,...