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When Maryland parents divorce, they will typically reach an agreement regarding custody and support. However, life sometimes throws us curves, and changes may need to be made. While the changes may be in your favor - such as an offer…
Continue reading When a child custody or support modification may be needed
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Continue reading Divorcing? Keep kids out of child custody issues
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Continue reading What are unmarried Maryland fathers’ child custody rights?
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Continue reading Working toward the best solution in a child custody dispute
After a divorce Maryland parents may find themselves in a difficult situation: sharing custody of their children but offered the job of their dreams in another state. What's a parent to do in this type of situation? You may be…
Continue reading Can I relocate for my new job if I have joint custody?
With so many military bases in Maryland, it's not uncommon for many divorces in the state to involve a spouse in the armed forces. A military divorce is a battle that most servicemen and women are not prepared for, especially…
Continue reading Child custody often leads to dispute in military divorces
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Continue reading Lesbian couple in child custody dispute after splitting up
When their parents go through divorce, Rockville kids are sometimes caught in the middle of two emotionally-charged factions. While they may prefer to stay with one parent or in one household, the kids are often forced to split their time…
Continue reading Child custody matters grow frightening when parents abduct kids
Our Maryland readers have probably seen previous posts here that mention that it is almost always better for the parties in a divorce - and for the courts - when an out-of-court agreement is reached regarding child custody. Child custody determinations can…
Continue reading Seeking sole custody can lead to a serious custody dispute
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