By Amanda Vann, Esq. Be Timely. While you may run into occasional traffic, make sure that you allow ample time to account for traffic or anything else that may cause you to delay. If you know you need to meet at 6:00 pm and are 15 minutes away from the location,...
By Meg Alexander, Esq. When most parents think of custody, they think of wanting their child to spend as much time as possible with them. However, there are actually two types of custody in Maryland – legal custody and physical custody. Both types of custody will be...
By Mary Ellen Flynn, Esq. I have learned from my thirty-four years of experience as a family law attorney that establishing a custody schedule for the holidays is one of the most challenging and stressful issues for parents when splitting up. When you separate, you...
By Mary Ellen Flynn, Esq. There is a lot of hustle and bustle during the holiday season. Here are some tips to make co-parenting successful during the holiday season. 1. Pre-plan. Chances are you already have a pre-determined custody schedule that addresses where your...
By: Mary Ellen Flynn, Esq. Unmarried and married parents often face the same legal issues regarding their children. However, the law makes it somewhat more complicated for children born to unmarried parents. The first issue that may present itself is for a father to...
As child custody lawyers in Maryland, we know how challenging it can be for parents to agree on what’s best for their child post-divorce. One of the child custody issues we’re most frequently asked about is whether the court must consider a child’s...
