By Amanda Vann, Esq., 301-563-6685 For many parents, filing a tax return can be a headache. That headache can become a migraine for those who are separated or divorced because of the additional questions and issues that arise over which parent gets to claim the...
By Amanda Vann, 301.563.6685 The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone. Parents working from home, online distance learning from home for children, and the implementation of social distancing measures have all been reasons that custody agreements have had to be...
By Amanda Vann, 301.563.6685 Litigating custody and divorce issues is costly. The discovery process of litigation, which includes the mutual exchange of documents, retaining expert witnesses, and depositions of anyone who will testify in court, should be a factor you...
By Olivia Temmel, Esq., 301.563.6685 Emotionally, divorce is one of the most challenging things a person can go through. On top of the emotional aspects, there are, unfortunately, many other essential issues to contemplate. Fortunately, your attorney’s job is to...
By Nelson Garcia, Esq., 301.563.6685 What if your Ex is not complying with the custody agreement for any reason, such as by continually picking up the child late or returning the child later than specified; keeping the child overnight despite the terms stating that...
By Nelson A. Garcia, Esquire; 301.563.6685 One question I have heard very often in my child custody consultations over the past 20+ years is: “When can a child decide which parent to live with?” In Maryland, Courts are to apply the “best interests of the child”...
