In the age of technology there are several ways to communicate. There are some that prefer email, others prefer text and still others feel more comfortable with face-to-face communication. A divorce between parents can be very difficult however, courts focus on what’s in the child’s best interest. Most judges award joint legal custody which requires […]
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I recently presented “Advanced Custody and Support Issues in Maryland” for National Business Institute, which you can now watch OnDemand! Use promo code FPDN50 at checkout to get $50 off your purchase. Check it out at https://www.nbi-sems.com/ProductDetails/95409SVDM! @Natinal Business Institute # Custody # Support # Maryland Family Law
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Faculty Julius Blattner, David Diggs, Lynndolyn T. Mitchell, Gregg H Masson and David D. Nowak Program DescriptionParenting Plans, Custody Evaluations, Relocation, Support Modifications, Parental Alienation, and More You know what the law says – but what factors really matter to the courts’ determination of parenting time and custody? How do you strategically proceed if you
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In the case of Breona C. v. Rodney D., decided by the Court of Appeals of Maryland in November 2021 has significantly changed the way courts determine whether a party has violated a prior court order. In Breona C, the court held that an order holding a person in constructive civil contempt must satisfy certain
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A new law will require local school systems to provide equivalent access to digital tools for students with disabilities, including the development, purchase, and provision of certain digital tools that are directly connected to student instruction. The Elijah Gorham Act will alter the requirements for an automated external defibrillator program in public middle and high
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Under the case of Taylor v. Taylor, the court considers the following factors in determining whether to award joint custody or in the alternative sole legal custody. The Factors that the court must consider are as follows: Factors for Custody Taylor v. Taylor 306 Md. 290 (1986) 1. The fitness of the parents current Relationship
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Maryland requires that unmarried persons whom which is child is born sign an affidavit of parentage. The affidavit of parentage is usually signed at the time of the child’s birth. If no affidavit of parentage is signed, the court must establish paternity by having a paternity test administered or in the alternative, the parent can
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I’m looking forward to presenting at National Business Institute’s upcoming course, “Maryland Family Law From A to Z” on Thursday, April 21, 2022. Register today at https://www.nbi-sems.com/ProductDetails/92021ER! Use Promo Code FSPN50 at checkout to get $50 off! Hope to see you there! Who Should Attend This basic-to-intermediate level online seminar will provide topical insights, sample forms and
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Most parents who have primary physical custody make day to day decisions regarding their child or children. In terms of parents with joint legal custody, both parents must consult one another relating to Medical, Educational and General Welfare matters of their child/children. Although the parent with primary physical custody may believe that he/or she is
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School Districts in Maryland have required masks since in person learning has resumed. A judge in Anne Arundel County recently ruled that the mask mandate would be in effect until the end of January 2022. The basis of the court’s ruling was the most recent surge in COVID-19. Howard County schools have implemented masks mandates
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