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 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, Attorney All parents have to decide what camps, activities, and vacations their children will have during summer break. But for parents that are no longer together and share custody, these decisions can be a source of conflict and tension. These...
By Amanda Vann, Esq., 301-563-6685 The holidays can be a stressful time of year for most of us. There always seems to be not enough time in the day or money in the bank to get everything we need to do done. All parents find the holidays stressful, and those that are...
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 Mary Ellen Flynn Attorney at Law Families with step-parents, also known as “blended families” is the norm for many of today’s families. They say it takes a village to raise a child, and the more loving and caring role models that a child can have, the better. But...
