Monthly Archives: August 2026
Understanding Maryland Peace Orders Vs. Protective Orders: Which One Applies To Your Situation?
When someone faces threats, harassment, or abuse, a court order can be useful for protection. Two forms of civil orders that can be used in Maryland include protective orders and peace orders. Although the two are very similar in purpose, there are key differences in the relationships they apply to. This will help you… Read More »
How Maryland Courts Handle School Choice Disputes Between Divorced Parents
Selecting a school is among the biggest decisions that parents have to make regarding their children. However, for divorced or separated parents, differences in opinions regarding education are often a cause of conflict due to shared custodial rights. The situation may include disagreement about whether to enroll in a private or public school, transfer… Read More »
What Happens If Your Ex Refuses To Follow A Maryland Parenting Time Schedule?
A parenting time schedule is meant to offer a stable routine for children and create expectations for both parents once they’re divorced. In some cases, conflict may ensue because one parent consistently fails to abide by the set parenting schedule. Such situations involve denying child visitation rights, picking the child up late, or not… Read More »
Can A Child Choose Which Parent To Live With In Maryland?
When parents seek custody of their child, one of the first questions that arises is whether the child has the right to choose which parent they will reside with. Most people assume that there is an exact age at which the child may make the choice, but there is no such age in Maryland…. Read More »
