In a divorce, determining child custody often becomes one of the most emotionally charged and critical aspects for parents. Maryland courts prioritize the child's best interests when making custody decisions. Understanding the process and factors influencing child...
Family Law
What Is A Forensic Psychologist’s Role In Divorce Proceedings?
Divorce proceedings can be emotionally charged and complex. In such situations, it is important to have experts who can help navigate the legal and emotional challenges involved. A forensic psychologist can play a crucial role in divorce proceedings, helping to assess...
3 Common Myths About Divorce Mediation
Divorce is never easy, but it does not have to be a messy process. Mediation is becoming an increasingly popular option for couples who want to avoid the stress and expense of going to court. Divorce mediation comes with many benefits, but there are still some myths...
Could A Collaborative Divorce Work For Me?
Many people enjoy following stories about knock-down, drag-out celebrity divorces. But few want to go through such a contentious divorce themselves. Besides the stress and rancor of a nasty divorce, there is the expense of a drawn-out legal proceeding with nearly...
4 Tips For Using Social Media During Your Divorce
Are you the sort of person who documents their lives on social media? If not, you have probably encountered this on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok and other platforms. Many people in Columbia and the rest of Maryland love sharing personal news (both good and...
Who Gets Custody Of An Adopted Child In A Divorce?
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...
Navigating Sensitive Children In Need Of Assistance (CINA) Proceedings
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,...