Monthly Archives: January 2023
Does Maryland Allow Third-Party Alimony Payments?
Alimony under Maryland family law is a type of spousal support available after divorce. This type of support is designed to help a former spouse become self-sufficient after their marriage ends. The Maryland courts evaluate various factors to determine the appropriate amount and duration of alimony support payments. Maryland Code of Family Law Section… Read More »
Maryland Violent Crimes: Sexual Offense In The 3rd/4th Degrees
Sex-related offenses represent some of the most serious violent crimes under Maryland law. Within this domain, rape cases are treated with the most severity. But equally serious are sexual offense in the third and fourth degrees, which can result in confinement as well as criminal fines. Laws Against Sexual Offense in the Third Degree… Read More »
Interstate Compact For Adoption & Medical Assistance In Maryland
Under Maryland family law, adoption can be a relatively straightforward process. A child without parents — or whose parents renounced their rights — can find a new home through adoptive parents. Furthermore, Maryland offers various programs to provide financial assistance to adopted children, including certain medical benefits and services. The adoption process can become… Read More »
Relocation Notice For Child Visitation In Maryland
Child visitation enables parents and other parties to spend time with a child, even in the absence of legal custody rights. In some cases, Maryland law requires the custodial parent to provide notice before relocating the permanent residence of any child subject to visitation rights. Notification Prior to Child Relocation When a person has… Read More »
