While divorce is never an easy thing, you can prepare for it in ways that will help. If you are thinking about a divorce in 2026, knowing how to prepare can help with the transition and even save on costs. Strategic planning and a consultation with an attorney let you know what is unique to…
Joint custody after divorce can provide your kids’ many great benefits. The love and support of both parents makes a big difference in their lives. This doesn’t mean it’s without challenges. Knowing how to navigate common issues and resolutions for them can make a big difference in your post-divorce life. At RPM Law, our Maryland…
Valentine’s Day is just a few weeks away. If you are in the middle of a Maryland divorce, you may be wondering how to approach this tricky holiday. Even if your relationship is long over, and you have a new significant other in your life, knowing how to navigate this while your divorce is pending…
When one parent needs to relocate, it can throw a wrench in the child custody agreement you’re used to. This is especially true if one parent needs to move a far distance away, or out of state. This changes school schedules, visitations, transportation, and so much more. Because of this, Maryland courts treat relocations as…
Child custody is likely one of the most charged issues you will face in your divorce. This is especially true if you can’t already agree on how to handle parenting after you end your marriage. You may be wondering if you can get full custody of the children. It can be difficult, unless there are…
A divorce decree is legally binding on both parties after a divorce. You have to follow it, or there are potentially serious consequences. If your former spouse is not complying with court orders, or if you face accusations that you failed to follow the decree, you need legal representation. The same is true if circumstances…
While the holidays are supposed to be fun, they can also be stressful for co-parents after a divorce. You could also be in the midst of a divorce and trying to handle co-parenting while separated for the first time. The holidays can throw quite a wrench into all of that. You both need to change…
During a Maryland divorce, or in a post-decree action, your child may want a say in their own custody arrangement. Are they allowed to choose which parent to live with? While your child’s preferences may be taken into account, they do not get the final say in where they live. Instead, that decision is ultimately…
The holidays are meant to be fun, not stressful. But for so many families, it can be difficult instead. If you are currently going through a divorce, or are co-parenting after a divorce, there are some steps you can take to help ease some of the possible tension. Good communication and careful planning are key,…
If you are going through a divorce, or are about to be, you already know about conflict. For many couples, once they get through the difficult process of choosing to end their marriage, they are looking for a more cooperative path forward. There is no question that mediation and other alternative dispute resolution methods can…
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