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Author: Lloyd Malech

Malech Law is located in downtown Bethesda, Maryland. For more than 25 years, Mr. Malech has provided aggressive and effective representation for his clients in Maryland and the District of Columbia. He has been honored with the Lawyers of Distinction Award Recognizing Excellence in the Area of Divorce and Family Law for the past three consecutive years and has just been recognized as a Family Law Top 10 Attorney for 2021 by “Attorney and Practice Magazine.” Visit Malechlaw.com or call (202) 441-2107

Helping Children Manage Back-to-School August 1st, 2024

Mid-summer means that going back to school is around the corner, and these transitions can be challenging for children under any circumstances. Any change involving new routines and social settings can impact a child, and the addition of academics makes it even harder. These transitions become even more complex when a family is going through …


Cures for the Summertime Custody Blues July 8th, 2024

Parenting in the summertime is always a challenge since it requires adjusting to the disruption in the ordinary school year routine. Still, co-parenting makes planning and implementing a successful summer particularly difficult. Even if the relationship between the parents is cordial, the compressed 10+ weeks of summer involve multiple things like managing schedules, travel, and …


How to Celebrate the Other Parent’s Special Days June 6th, 2024

Recently, we celebrated Mother’s Day, and Father’s Day around the corner. It can be challenging to deal with these special days when parents are not together due to separation or divorce; the other parent may be the focus of the day, and it’s impossible to simply ignore the holiday. Here are three simple strategies to …


What Happens When Our Kids Graduate? Navigating Post-Divorce Support May 22nd, 2024

Divorce is a life-altering event that affects not only the couple but also their children. A divorce decree, whether after a trial or a settlement between the parties will include provisions for custody and support of the children, but parents often wonder about their responsibilities once the kids reach adulthood and graduate from high school. …


What Does A Family Lawyer Do? April 26th, 2024

It may seem like the name says it all, but family law is a multifaceted field that encompasses various aspects of legal practice. An experienced family law attorney provides services and knowledge in areas that affect the core of family life. A family law attorney must possess a comprehensive knowledge of legal principles and an …


How to Manage Stress During a Divorce April 25th, 2024

Ending a marriage can be one of the most stressful experiences of a lifetime. Change itself is usually stressful, and the reasons for getting a divorce frequently are additional stressors. Add to this the fact that divorce remains somewhat stigmatized, and guilt and shame generate additional stress. Managing this stress can be critical to your …


Self-Care During Divorce March 30th, 2024

Making the difficult decision to end a marriage may come as a relief, but the process itself is a major transition that can be extremely stressful. With all the change taking place, it is hard to remember to tend to yourself, but this is exactly why it is important to be more mindful and proactive …


Supervised Visitation in Maryland March 25th, 2024

When family strife is out of control, children often get caught in the middle, which can be highly traumatic. Ensuring the safety and well-being of children should always be a priority, but sometimes, the parents can’t provide this without help. For families navigating through separation or divorce, maintaining a healthy relationship between the child and …


Division of Assets in a Maryland Divorce February 29th, 2024

In divorce, when it comes time to divide the accumulated marital assets, it is rarely as simple as adding everything up and dividing by half.  Maryland divorce law operates under a principle of “equitable distribution,” which does not necessarily mean each spouse is entitled to half, and a judge can make different allocations depending on …


Vacation Schedules For Divorced Parents February 28th, 2024

Every parent has to plan their lives around the many vacations of their children. Whether it’s childcare, celebrations, or travel, planning for these times can present a real challenge. When a couple split up, the calculations can get even more complicated, especially when the parents are no longer getting along. The well-being of the children …


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