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Baltimore & Towson Lawyer Discusses Supervised Visitation in Maryland

Written by Amar Weisman » February 25, 2015 » Family Law Blog Posts

A number of difficult issues can arise when couples decide to separate or divorce. One such issue relates to child custody and visitation. Such issues are often very sensitive and tensions can run quite high among the parties, especially when someone attempts to limit or take away time spent with minor children. 

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Baltimore & Towson Lawyer Discusses Monetary Awards, Equitable Distribution & Maryland Divorce

Written by Amar Weisman » February 18, 2015 » Family Law Blog Posts

If you obtain an absolute divorce in Maryland, the court may need to make an equitable distribution of any property the divorcing couple attained either together or, in some instances, separately while married. 

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Baltimore & Towson Lawyer Discusses Divorce, Separation and Your Immigration Status

Written by Amar Weisman » January 26, 2015 » Family Law Blog Posts

Individuals who are in the U.S. on a visa that was granted based on a spouse's application, take note: If you intend to separate or divorce your spouse, your lawful status may be affected and your ability to stay in the country could be in jeopardy. Your Baltimore and Towson family law attorney wants you to give careful consideration to whether or not you really want to take such a serious step, and if you do decide to make that move, think about the timing of your separation or divorce.

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Baltimore & Towson Lawyer Discusses Lessons To Learn From The Chris Rock Divorce

Written by Amar Weisman » January 22, 2015 » Family Law Blog Posts

CNN and various other news outlets report another celebrity marriage has ended with a trip to a divorce lawyer. Actor and comedian Chris Rock filed for divorce from his wife of 19 years. Rock's representative noted that the matter was personal and "Chris requests privacy as he and Malaak work through the process and focus on their family." The couple shares two young girls, ages 10 and 12. Those close to the couple say despite their lengthy marriage, the divorce was a long time coming.

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Baltimore & Towson Lawyer Discusses Hiding Assets in a Divorce in Maryland

Written by Amar Weisman » January 15, 2015 » Family Law Blog Posts

While it is true that some divorcing couples are still able to be cordial toward each other as they end their relationship, many couples continue to fight each other tooth and nail until the bitter end. Putting their personal business out on the table is the last thing some individuals want to do; however, it is a necessary part of the divorce process. 

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Baltimore & Towson Lawyer Discusses Social Media Impacts Family Law Litigation

Written by Amar Weisman » December 26, 2014 » Family Law Blog Posts

Social media has its advantages. It can help put you in touch with long lost friends, maintain contact with family members who live far away, and/or allow you to gain new business contacts, if used as part of a marketing campaign. However, in recent years, social media sites, such as Facebook and Twitter, have played an interesting part in various types of litigation.

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Baltimore & Towson Lawyer Discusses Mental Health, Addiction & Divorce

Written by Amar Weisman » December 19, 2014 » Family Law Blog Posts

Divorcing someone who suffers with mental health and/or addiction issues can be a special type of challenge. In fact, it may not be until after you marry an individual that he or she reveals several different personality traits, none of which are very pleasant to deal with. The spouse may not even realize that he or she has a problem, and when you attempt to point out the issues, an argument ensues. 

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Baltimore & Towson Lawyer Discusses Five Tips to Help Your Children Deal With Divorce

Written by Amar Weisman » December 18, 2014 » Family Law Blog Posts

The holidays can be tough for some children, especially if it is the first holiday after their parents' divorce. Children who attempt to deal with the situation on their own often experience many emotional challenges, some of which may not be readily apparent to the adults in their lives. 

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Baltimore & Towson Lawyer Discusses Retroactive Child Support in Maryland

Written by Amar Weisman » December 10, 2014 » Family Law Blog Posts

Parents who decide to separate for whatever reason are often faced with a number of child-related issues, including child support. While some are able to reach their own agreements with respect to payment of support, others have to rely on the court system to resolve their child support issues. 

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Baltimore & Towson Lawyer Discusses Relocating Children During & After Maryland Divorce

Written by Amar Weisman » November 28, 2014 » Family Law Blog Posts

Divorcing couples face a variety of issues, some of which can be resolved independently and others that require court intervention. Beyond the typical questions of property division and support, couples who share children also face custody issues. 

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