Couples who are fresh from a split need to be proactive about determining the summer custody terms that will best serve their family's needs. If you are newly separated from your spouse, you may or may not yet have an interim custody order in place. Even if an order...
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Month: April 2023
Signs of a fracturing marriage
The decision to divorce is not characteristically a snap decision. Marriages unravel over the course of several months and years before spouses throw in the towel and pursue marital dissolution. The signs of a fragmented marriage are subtle and small. Identifying...
Divorcing parents, it’s time to let go of these two custody fears
Divorce causes parents to experience deep concern about the prospect of losing access to their children. Many couples in Maryland and Washington D.C. decide to forego divorce until their kids are adults to prevent such a possibility. You are right to take your child...
3 tips for social media during divorce
Social media is a part of daily life now. Many people don’t think much about what they post, but those who are going through a divorce should be careful about what they say and do on social media. One of the most important points about social media that you must...
