As a parent, you understand that peer pressure could affect your child at any age. Now that your child is in his or her late teens, attending college, probably going to parties, and generally hanging out with friends and socializing more often, you know that you cannot monitor every move your child makes.
What are the child custody laws in Maryland?
For many married couples, starting a family is a very important life event. Much like couples do not anticipate divorce when they get married, parents do not foresee their family being split up due to divorce. Unfortunately, this is a reality faced by many families in Maryland and elsewhere. While this means addressing a wide range of divorce issues, it also means navigating child custody. For some, this is a fairly easy and straightforward arrangement to establish; however, this can also be a contentious and high conflict issue for others.
When not to file for uncontested divorce
If you're one of many Maryland spouses who have been considering filing for divorce in 2020, you may also be wondering which option would be most viable in your situation. Unless you have a legal background in family law, you may not be particularly familiar with various divorce-related legal terms, such as uncontested, contested, mediation, collaborative law and more.
Maryland lawmaker facing bribery and fraud charges
Facing allegations of a crime could significantly impact the personal and professional life of the accused. Whether it is a minor crime or a serious felony, having a crime attached to one's name can make it challenging to live a normal life no matter if one is a public figure or an average citizen. This is why it is imperative for those facing criminal charges to consider the criminal defense options available to them.
