Divorce can change a father's life in many ways. While we often hear about how divorce affects mothers and children, it's important to understand that fathers also face many challenges during and after a divorce.
Fathers & Their Response To Divorce
Category: Family Law
Divorce with a Newborn: Challenges and Strategies
Divorce is challenging at any stage of life, but when it involves a newborn child, the complexities multiply. Understanding the unique challenges and strategies to cope can help parents navigate this difficult period.
The...National Grandparents Day: Three Things to Think About Before Giving Gifts to Grandkids
If you're a grandparent who takes joy in showering your grandchildren with gifts, it's essential to think about these three important factors:
Timing: When do you want to...Gray Divorce in Maryland: Navigating Love’s Changing Seasons
As life brings many twists and turns, some couples in Maryland find themselves facing a unique challenge known as "gray divorce." Gray divorce refers to the separation of older couples, usually aged 50 and above, who have...
Guardianship of a Minor in Maryland: What You Need to Know
Guardianship is an important legal concept that ensures the well-being and care of minors, who are children under 18 years old. In Maryland, there are laws and rules that help protect and support minors through guardianship. Let's explore...
Guardianship of an Adult in Maryland: What You Need to Know
When someone becomes an adult, they are usually responsible for making decisions about their own lives. But what happens when a person can't make decisions because of a disability or illness? In Maryland, there is a way to...
What Happens When Spouses Work Together and Get Divorced?
We spend so much of our lives working, it is understandable that many of us end in relationships with co-workers. In fact, CareerBuilder.com reports that 39% of people end up dating a co-worker and 30% of those people end up marrying...
(Grand)Parenting 2.0
According to the National Census Bureau, grandparent-headed homes are among the fastest growing household types in the United States. Grandparent-headed homes are defined as living arrangements where the primary financial and caregiving responsibilities are held by one or more grandparents rather than a parent. Though the... Trial tips for your family law case
If your family law case doesn't settle, you will be headed to court. Being in front of a judge can be intimidating, but there are some practical tips you can take before and during trial to make it go more smoothly.
Before trial
Document as much as... No Longer Spouses, But Still Partners
Workplace romances are never advisable, but sometimes co-workers and business partners fall in love and get married. Unfortunately, they also sometimes fall out of love and get divorced. What happens next?
For some couples, the end of the marriage parallels the end of their working relationship—and possibly... 