Category Archives: Family Law
Is The Seven-Year-Itch A Real Thing?
How long does the average marriage last for first-timers in this country? Eight point two years. Some say the mythical seven-year-itch takes its toll, and couples decide to split after spinning their wheels for a period of time. What does research have to say about it? Adult Cycles The truth is that researchers have… Read More »
Co-Parenting Can Work In Divorce—Even When One Parent Is Difficult
Even for divorced couples who have a fairly decent relationship, co parenting can bring tough times. For couples who struggle to tolerate one another, the thought is absolutely overwhelming! But know this: you can make things work, regardless of your feelings toward your ex or your coparent’s issues. Here’s how. 1- Prioritize the kids: … Read More »
Divorce: Getting It Right
Sure, divorce can be stressful, but the fact is, some people make things more difficult than it needs to be. So before you take it on, consider the following dos and don’ts: Do hire a local lawyer to represent your interests: Things will work out better if both you and your spouse have your… Read More »
Rich And Famous Divorce
Celebrity couples are oh-so-enviable! Their weddings are often extravagant, glitzy affairs, and then they go on to live in marvelous houses, take lavish vacations, wear expensive designer clothes, and experience every benefit one could imagine. So why then, do so many celebrity marriages wind up on the rocks? What’s Behind the Unhappiness? Even though… Read More »
Parents With Disabilities And The Fight For Custody In Divorce
There’s no one on the planet who adores and cherishes your kids more than you do. Every day, you conspire to build their confidence and nurture them to become good, productive, caring little human beings. But as you face the prospect of divorce, your soon-to-be ex wants full custody, and is focusing on the… Read More »
Not Sure If Divorce Is For You?
Anyone who’s contemplated divorce but couldn’t decide with certainty whether it was the right path or not is certainly less than happy with their marriage. But divorce is a humongous, generally final step, and it’s often difficult to know if or when it’s the right time to move forward with it, especially if there’s… Read More »
Prepare For The Discovery Process In Divorce
If you’re headed for divorce, you should know that you’re about to be faced with multiple documents, meetings, and, yes, headaches. Divorce can be a time-consuming process to be sure. A significant part of the divorce process relates to discovery, the sharing of information with the opposing side of the divorce: 1- You’ll be… Read More »
Intimate Partner Violence Among Transgender Individuals
Domestic violence is a monumental public health concern in Maryland, impacting survivors and their families in bewilderingly distressing ways. Behaviors among partners that result in physical, psychological, or sexual harm can cause damage that is profound and ongoing. When this kind of aggression is added to the known safety issues that transgender individuals face… Read More »
Your Maryland Divorce Questions Answered
If you are contemplating a divorce, you likely have myriad questions about what you’re in for. Here is a quick guide to the laws surrounding divorce in the state of Maryland: What are the grounds for divorce? Maryland’s absolute divorce is basically the dissolution of marriage, whereas a limited divorce is just a legal… Read More »
Be Prepared For A Rollercoaster If You’re Divorcing A Narcissist
If you are divorcing a narcissist, you already know that person’s characteristics, and are somewhat prepared for a bit of a challenge ahead. You know from experience that a narcissist is focused on winning, and with that comes loss for you. How can you mitigate the difficulties of divorce when you’re up against someone… Read More »
