Category: Child Custody

Divorce marks a highly sensitive transition for the individuals ending their marriage and also for their children, who must now adjust to a new family dynamic. This change comes with unique challenges that require the parents to balance their differences with the shared responsibility of raising their children. In the United States, co-parenting is governed […]

One common question that often arises in child custody issues is whether a child can choose which parent they want to live with. While the opinions and desires of older children are sometimes taken into consideration, the decision ultimately lies with the court. The court’s primary concern is the best interests of the child, taking […]

For LGBTQ families in Maryland, child custody cases can present unique legal challenges. While the law has evolved to provide greater protections for LGBTQ parents, navigating the family court system can still be complex. Whether you are a non-biological parent seeking custody, co-parenting with an ex-spouse, or adopting a child, understanding your legal rights is […]

The issue of child custody becomes significant when parents get divorced. Various types of child custody arrangements exist, and each one can be tailored to individual cases. Parents and courts will work together to shape an agreement once you’ve established the type of child custody arrangement you want to pursue. Schedule a free case evaluation […]

Can I change a child custody agreement? While the answer depends on the specific circumstances, the answer is generally yes; you can change an agreement if you meet certain requirements. Reasoning, allowances, and processes may vary pending state jurisdiction. However, the most significant factor courts consider when amending a child custody agreement is what is […]

When parents divorce, they may agree to custody arrangements where one parent moves out of state with a child or children. However, if your spouse leaves the state with your child without your consent, immediately contact your divorce or child custody attorney. While Americans can relocate from state to state without government approval, parents generally […]