Protecting Your Child’s Future While Navigating Divorce For many parents, one of the most emotional questions during a divorce has nothing to do with the division of property. It’s often how they can continue providing the opportunities they have always envisioned for their children. College planning is often a significant part of this future planning, …
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The holiday season can bring joy, tradition, and togetherness — but when you’re navigating a divorce or custody dispute, it can also bring stress, uncertainty, and emotional strain. As a family law attorney, I’ve seen how proactive planning, clear communication, and a child-centered approach can make this time of year more peaceful for everyone involved. …
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The holidays are usually a time for family traditions and togetherness, so divorce or separation can hit especially hard at this time of year. Amidst the celebrations, kids going through a divorce can be struggling. The changes to the family, tension between their parents, and fear about the future can cast a pall over the …
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One of the most personal and potentially traumatic areas of the law, family law matters require careful attention to selecting your attorney. The right professional understands the law, has the experience to suggest important tactical and strategic approaches to your case, and grasps the unique aspects of your situation. Understanding the various ideal attributes of …
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In his decades of practice as a family law attorney, Lloyd Malech has consistently infused compassion into his representation of clients, who are often in one of the most stressful times in their lives. In his recent episode of the video series “Ask Lloyd,” he had a lively exchange with Jennifer Gularson, PA-C, IFMPC, a …
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Protective orders – often referred to as “restraining orders” – play an important role in divorce cases in Maryland. In addition to helping victims of domestic violence achieve an additional level of safety from their abuser, protective orders can play a role in situations where one spouse is attempting to take steps that are contrary …
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Are you experiencing domestic violence? There is help for you. Call 911 if you are in immediate danger. For additional support and resources, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 and get information on shelters and other domestic violence providers. Intimate family violence is a tragic reality for many people in Maryland. With the …
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When people are married, they typically join their fortunes both literally, in the form of property and asset accumulation, and metaphorically in their joint efforts to improve their lives through creating a family, education, and career advancement. Divorce requires a couple to unwind and fairly divide these accumulated assets and benefits between them. Understanding the …
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Divorce doesn’t just happen to a couple and their children. It can be a life-changing moment for friends and family who will have to adapt to the new normal following the divorce. When this happens, it is normal for loved ones to want to offer support to the family. Here are some guidelines for how …
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When navigating a fundamental change to the shape of their family, divorcing couples often wrestle with the impact on their kids. Deciding when and how to tell the kids about the coming transition to a new normal is one of the most important steps to divorce, as it can have a long-term impact on their …
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