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Baltimore County & Towson Family Lawyer Amar S. Weisman

RELENTLESS, DISTINGUISHED TOWSON DIVORCE AND CUSTODY LAWYER

Amar S. Weisman is a top Family Law Attorney litigating in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County and surrounding jurisdictions, who has managed more than 1,650 Divorce, Child Custody, and Child Support matters during his 16-year Career as a Maryland Domestic Relations Attorney.  

100% FAMILY LAW EXPERTISE 

Amar S. Weisman only takes Domestic Relations Matters in Baltimore County and the surrounding jurisdictions. His experience includes: 

CHILD CUSTODY

Amar S. Weisman has helped protect parental rights for children of all ages, and he understands what is at stake in every custody case. He understands the factors the Court uses to determine the best interests of the minor child and helps clients understand each step of the custody litigation process. His experience and expertise includes:

  • Custody Modification Based on a Material Change in Circumstances 
  • The allocation of parenting time. 
  • Complex Family Dynamics, including substance abuse. 
  • Parental Relocation, including out-of-state relocation. 
  • Obtaining access when it is unreasonably denied.  
  • Responding to Parental Alienation.
  • Contempt/Denial of Access
  • Working with best-interest attorneys and Custody Evaluators.
  • Mediation and Arbitration of Custody and Visitation.  
  • Issues involving school choice and parental decision-making. 
  • Child Support is based on the sole and joint custody guidelines.
  • Third-Party Custody and Grandparent Visitation.  

Baltimore County Divorce Litigation 

 

STRAIGHTFORWARD BILLING.

What are the lawyers who do not disclose their hourly rates online hiding? Amar Weisman bills at a rate of $300.00 per hour. Before representation begins, all clients must pay a retainer. Retainers range from $3,500.00 to $7,5000.00, depending on case complexity. No Pro Bono Cases means you will not spend more so others can spend less. 

NO DELEGATION TO INEXPERIENCED, UNACCOUNTABLE STAFF 

Amar Weisman manages every aspect of litigation. When you retain the Law Offices of Amar Weisman, you get a top Family Law Attorney, Amar S. Weisman. We do not expose clients to inexperienced associates or untrained interns. There are no Remote Receptionists, no delegation to Paralegal Services, or shockingly common "Ghostwriters." When you hire Amar S. Weisman, you get Amar S. Weisman.

CLIENT-CENTERED COLLABORATION

Your divorce and custody matter begins with comprehensive intake, factual investigation, and interviews to identify issues, goals, and solutions. 

Baltimore County Divorce Litigation 

Cutting Edge Systems and Technology 

The Law Offices of Amar S. Weisman utilize state-of-the-art technology to deliver exceptional legal services. Our office is equipped with the latest Apple M2 computers, updated annually, and high-speed iPad tablets, ensuring immediate access to client files even when in court. We subscribe to LexisNexis, providing us with comprehensive access to case law and treatises that can enhance the quality of our arguments. Additionally, we employ sophisticated financial data tools for meticulous analysis of child support calculations, asset evaluations, and outcome projections. While technology is not a substitute for quality representation, it enhances our ability to serve our clients effectively. Our team is comprised solely of experienced attorneys; we do not employ first-year associates, paralegals, or remote receptionists.

Major Changes to Maryland Divorce Law 

Effective October 1, 2023, the grounds for absolute divorce have changed. Pursuant to Md. Code Ann., Fam. Law § 7-103, the grounds for divorce are: 

  • Irreconcilable differences: based on reasons stated in the Complaint for Absolute Divorce. What constitutes irreconcilable differences has not been tested in the case law because the ground for divorce only exists effective October 1, 2023. 
  • Six-Month Separation: If the parties have resided separately and apart for six months without interruption prior to the filing of the Complaint for Absolute Divorce. 
  • Mutual Consent: The parties must submit a written separation agreement addressing all of the required issues, including alimony, marital property, and custody of any minor children of the marriage.

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Serving Clients From the Baltimore Area 

We have clients from throughout the Baltimore-Metropolitan Area, including   Aberdeen, Abingdon, Baldwin, Bel Air, Bowleys Quarters, Brooklandville, Carney, Cedar Beach, Catonsville, Cockeysville, Edgewood, Essex, Garrison, Germantown, Glen Arm, Glenmont, Greenspring Valley, Hampton, Hillendale, Homeland, Honeygo, Hunt Valley, Hydes, Joppa Road Corridor, Kingsville, Lake Roland/Towson Run, Long Green, Lutherville, Middleborough, Middle River, Nottingham, Owings Mills, Parkville, Perry Hall, Pikesville, Riderwood, Reisterstown, Riderwood, Rodgers Forge, Rosedale, Ruxton, Shawn,  Sparks, Sparrows Point, Stoneleigh, Timonium, Towson, West Towson, White Hall, White Marsh, and York Road corridor.