One of the most common reasons that couples who are considering a divorce will stay together is the uncertainty of how their children will react if they separate. Child custody is a stressful topic, and for those with children, it is typically the top concern of partners who are going through a divorce. If you […]
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Marriage can become difficult when one spouse has a personality disorder or mental health condition that affects marital communication. When there are children involved, the situation can become even more complicated. The term “narcissist” has become more familiar and well-known in the last few years as people are starting to recognize behaviors that fit into […]
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Once you establish that you and your ex will be sharing child custody with one another equally, set a parenting schedule that works for you, and receive your court orders, you’ve accomplished a lot. One aspect of child custody that many divorcing parents forget to carefully assess, however, is the matter of who is entitled […]
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The process of determining a custody agreement for your child or children can be daunting, overwhelming, and highly contentious. The emotional toll is often significant for parents and children alike. One way to improve the ease and speed of a child custody determination is to avoid family law court and reach a solution in child […]
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Key Takeaways Emergency custody in Maryland allows temporary custody changes when a child faces immediate danger. Courts may act quickly and schedule emergency hearings within days or hours. Emergency custody requires proof of abuse, neglect, or serious safety risks. Children must be physically present in Maryland for the court to have jurisdiction. Petitions typically require […]
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Your child custody agreement spells out both physical custody, which determines parents’ child access and visitation, and legal custody, which determines parents’ decision-making authority. Both are naturally important components of your rights and responsibilities as a parent. Your current child custody orders may have worked well when you were first divorced – or when the […]
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