On behalf of Webb Soypher McGrath | Oct 25, 2019 | Firm News
There are many reasons for getting a divorce in the D.C. and Maryland areas. Common reasons include infidelity and personal conflicts. However, one reason for abuse that does not get discussed often enough is abuse. Forbes notes that in 2016, President Obama declared...
On behalf of Webb Soypher McGrath | Oct 18, 2019 | Firm News
Divorce is difficult enough for adults in Maryland and elsewhere to process and go through, but it can be an even more upsetting experience for the children involved. Since it is generally held that having a relationship with both parents is in children’s best...
On behalf of Webb Soypher McGrath | Oct 18, 2019 | Firm News
It is difficult to finally decide that your marriage is over and you need to file for divorce in Maryland. It is quite common to try to hold on and see if things get better or change enough that you can continue the relationship. However, there are times when a...
On behalf of Webb Soypher McGrath | Oct 15, 2019 | Firm News
The divorce process can be daunting for anyone, but some people face additional challenges as they work through the ins and outs of bringing their marriage to a close. For example, those who are trying to piece their lives together after struggling with an addiction...
On behalf of Webb Soypher McGrath | Sep 17, 2019 | Firm News
Divorce is one of the most challenging obstacles that any person will have to face. It is emotionally draining, difficult and that is under the best circumstances. What if you have a partner who is unwilling to compromise, who can only see things from his or her side...
On behalf of Webb Soypher McGrath | Aug 29, 2019 | Firm News
In the age of social media, everyone shares their lives on a variety of platforms. Despite social media being a central focus in the lives of many Maryland residents, there are still those who do not take it seriously when it comes to legal matters. The court does not...
On behalf of Webb Soypher McGrath | Aug 29, 2019 | Firm News
An order for child custody is a legal obligation from the Maryland court. If you or your children’s other parent do not follow the custody order, you could face legal penalties from the court. The People’s Law Library explains that violating a court order...
On behalf of Webb Soypher McGrath | Jul 11, 2019 | Firm News
Pets are often like another family member. When you get a divorce, the idea of being separated from your pet may be devastating. Unfortunately, that is often the reality because courts in Maryland treat pets as property. This may seem harsh, but it is the law at this...
