Co-parenting comes with numerous complexities. This is what makes a well-structured parenting plan essential. This document outlines responsibilities and expectations as a roadmap for both parents. Below are tips you may consider on how to create a comprehensive...
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Understanding custody agreements: the basics
Divorce is the end of a marriage, but for many parents, it is the beginning of navigating custody agreements. If you are experiencing divorce for the first time, building a custody plan for holidays and special events can feel overwhelming. Custody agreement: why is...
Creating a well-balanced visitation plan for your family
Spending quality time with your child is crucial for their emotional and psychological development, particularly after a divorce. As you navigate this new chapter in your family's life, maintaining strong relationships with your child becomes more crucial than ever. A...
Why you should get a postnuptial agreement
Having a prenuptial agreement is not unheard of. While this contract is typically present in high asset marriages, it is something that anybody can opt to have. As the name implies, it is a contract that both parties sign prior to getting married. Did you know that...
Does a history of substance abuse affect your custody rights?
If you are a parent who has had addiction problems, it can raise serious concerns about your ability to provide a safe and stable environment for your children. Maryland courts prioritize the well-being of children in custody decisions, and evidence of substance abuse...
Is there hope after parental alienation?
Parental alienation is common in child custody cases, but only in recent years has it become something that courts see and acknowledge a lot more. What is it? Parental alienation is a form of child abuse where one parent tries to alienate their child from the other...
Can you win child custody if you have a mental health issue?
Child custody frequently involves heated discussions in the divorce process. During their battle for custody, one parent might use the mental health status of their spouse to gain favor. If you are a parent struggling with mental illness, this situation could put you...
Solving the negative impacts of parental conflict
Sadly broken marriages are all too common in Maryland. While these situations can be stressful enough for the adults involved, they can be even worse for the children. Children are sensitive to conflicts between parents. If not addressed correctly, they can have a...
Why calendars can be major sources of help during divorces
During a divorce in Maryland, both parties typically need to present lots of detailed information about their marriage. Much of the information required involves remembering or knowing specific dates. While smartphones and lists can be helpful, another item that often...
Situations where joint custody may not be ideal
Many Maryland residents with children are no longer with their spouses or partners and need custody to be determined. Although joint custody is often thought of as the best thing for everyone, that’s not always the case. Below are some examples of situations where you...