Breastfeeding and nursing a baby can be a controversial topic with strong opinions on both sides of the debate. The situation becomes even more complex when it is intertwined with a custody [...]
Holidays are a difficult topic for many families when deciding on physical custody. Some of the most common holidays to address in a custody agreement are Thanksgiving, winter break, spring break, and summer [...]
Every parent is instinctively programmed to protect their children. But how does a parent married to an alcoholic best do that? To stay married is to model a dysfunctional marriage for your children, [...]
It is a matter of public policy that parents are responsible for the economic support of their children. In the event of a divorce where there are minor children, the ability of each [...]
“The only real battle in life is between hanging on and letting go.” ― Shannon L. Alder Although most people enter into marriage with joy and anticipation, for some there comes a time [...]
“Without money, size, maturity or the right to vote, children are at the mercy of [the] American legal system . . . .” -Wendy Murphy Custody issues are among the most complex and [...]
Divorcing parents likely are in disagreement on many issues. But there are two things they usually can agree on: (i) that they have great kids, and (ii) that kids are expensive! One of [...]
A recent decision from Maryland’s highest court highlights the rapidly evolving state of the law relating to gay and lesbian parents. The Maryland opinion in Conover. v. Conover also has a place [...]
A new school year is often a mix of excitement and anticipation for your children (and their parents!). They will be meeting new teachers, making friends with new classmates, and adjusting to a [...]
