Towson Child Custody Lawyer | Evidence.
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Evidence To Win Child Custody.
As your Baltimore County Family Law lawyer, Amar S. Weisman knows that you are probably the most c witness for t advance your Child Custody matter. Therefore, t k focus on what matters most; will go over the things that are likely to come up in mediation and court hearings. T, your attorney, will assist in your case, one piece at a time, which may include the following:
- Your Testimony About Your Parenting Skills and Track Record:
- Household Routine for the school year and summer.
- School involvement, including contacts with the principal, teachers, and guidance counselor.
- Athletic event attendance, including lacrosse, football, baseball, and soccer games.
- Ability to discuss t emotional needs.
- Transportation of the child to social activities.
- Familiarity with your child's friends.
- Track record communicating with the other parent and explanation of any breakdown of communications.
- Your support system I extended family and friends and their role in the children's lives.
- Employment and ability to materially provide for the child.
- I know more about your child's favorite movies, video games, and school subjects.
- Exhibits To Support Your Testimony:
- Report Cards, academic progress reports, and any correspondence from the school concerning the minor child's behavior.
- Enrollment forms for magnet schools, private schools, summer camps, and extracurricular activities.
- Medical and dental records s you effectuated, or f of appointments you missed d the opposing party.
- Photographs that show the living environment yd or can provide for the child/children and p showing what they do and with whom you are provided the opportunity to have physical custody. P" I still p, X-ray films, video tapes, and motion pictures As defined by MD Rule 5-1001.
- Financial documents necessary to p calculate child support y the Maryland Child Support Guidelines, including pay stubs for both parties, bank records showing the frequency and size of deposits, disability benefits received and the cost of d, health insurance, and extraordinary medical expenses.
- Evidence that may b the opposing party includes communications, orders granting (or denying) peace and protective orders, police reports, applications for statements of charges, and the deficiency of child support payments.
- Written admissions of the opposing party u MD Rule 5-1007, including text messages and email communications.
Witnesses In Child Custody Proceedings
- Immediate Family Members
- Grandparents
- Childcare Providers
- Employees of Childcare Providers
- Former Spouses of the Parents
- Teachers and T Assistance
- Law Enforcement officers
- Neighbors
- School Parents
- School Counselors
- Best Interest Attorneys
- Child Counselors and Licensed Social Workers
- Custody Evaluators
- Adult Siblings of the Minor Child
Obtain Child Custody Evidence in Baltimore County Through Subpoenas, Document Requests, and Interrogatories
- Subpoenas To Force T To Produce Key Documents:
- Baltimore County Board of Education a the School.
- Law Enforcement agencies, including the Baltimore County Police Department.
- Baltimore County Public Library.
- Banks and Financial Institutions Necessary to Provide Documentation of Income.
- Employers can provide not only pay stubs and bonuses but evidence of the other party's work schedule and ability to be with the minor child when they have custodial access.
- Health Care Providers, including the dentist and pediatrician, to establish any extraordinary medical expenses.
- Interrogatories are questions the other side must answer concerning:
- Living arrangements when the minor child is with the other parent.
- Identification of all sources of taxable and non-taxable income.
- Identification of all work-related d providers.
- Retrace health care d, including surgeries, orthodontic treatments, and vaccinations.
- Disclosure of the other side's medical history, including concerning mental health.
- Disclosure of key witnesses in advance of the hearing a trial.
- Requests For the Production of Documents
- Text messages between the parties
- Facebook account archive
- Bank, credit card, and telephone records
- Subpoenas to force third parties to provide c records:
- Baltimore County Public Schools & Private schools, to provide report cards and attendance records.
- Employers are to provide pay stubs, overtime, and bonuses.
- Law enforcement to provide police reports
- Health Care Providers I p, dentists, and counselors.
Call 410-321-4994 To Meet With Towson Child Custody & Family Law Lawyer Amar S. Weisman.
Please call the Law Offices of Amar S. Weisman during business hours to schedule a consultation to determine if hiring Mr. Weisman can help you protect your legal rights, your family, and your money. The Law Offices of Amar S. Weisman does not accept pro bono clients. Mr. Weisman does not casually dispense legal advice. To retain Mr. Weisman, you will be required to pay a retainer for legal services in advance. The retainer ranges between $3,500.00 and $7,500.00, depending on the complexity of the matter. Amar S. Weisman's office is located near the Circuit Court for Baltimore County, in the heart of the county seat, on Dulaney Valley Road (first house on the right when you get off the Beltway), 1018 Dulaney Valley Road (MD-146), Second Floor, Towson, MD 21204. Mr. Weisman serves clients from throughout Baltimore County and the neighboring counties, and we have served countless clients from Aberdeen, Abingdon, Baldwin, Bel Air, Bowleys Quarters, Brooklandville, Carney, Catonsville, Cockeysville, Edgewood, Essex, Garrison, Glen Arm, Greenspring Valley, Homeland, Hunt Valley, Hydes, the Joppa Road Corridor, Kingsville, Long Green, Lutherville, Middle River, Nottingham, Owings Mills, Parkville, Pikesville, Perry Hall, Reisterstown, Riderwood, Rodgers Forge, Rosedale, Ruxton, Sparks, Sparrows Point, Stoneleigh, Timonium, Towson, West Towson, White Hall, White Marsh, and the York Road corridor. Mr. Weisman's practice also includes out-of-state clients and international family law matters.
