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Using Text Messages in Di…

Using Text Messages in Divorce and Custody Matters

April 8th, 2021
Posted By
Dana Whitten
Text messages and emails can have a powerful impact in modern divorce and custody cases. Text messages and emails are instant ways to communicate with the other person without having to spend time dialing them up on the telephone. Almost everyone who… Read More
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Categories: Child Custody & Parenting, Divorce, Maryland Family Courts
Can I Use Mediation for M…

Can I Use Mediation for My Divorce or Custody Case?

August 18th, 2020
Posted By
Dana Whitten
What is Mediation? Mediation is a productive conversation in which two people in a family law context meet with their attorneys and a neutral third party, called the mediator. Mediators are typically family law attorneys and they will help to try and… Read More
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Categories: Child Custody & Parenting, Child Support, Dividing Property & Debt, Divorce

Handling Holidays with Children

November 15th, 2018
Posted By
Dana Whitten
The Split Family’s Guide to Celebrating the Holidays It is that time of year when things can become tense as Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year plans for separated families are negotiated and implemented. For most of us Christmas is a happy time,… Read More
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Categories: Child Custody & Parenting, Divorce

Maryland Child Support and the Unemployed Parent

July 18th, 2017
Posted By
Dana Whitten
Voluntary Impoverishment If child support is an issue in your Maryland case and your child’s other parent is not working, or is not working enough, then you may be able to ask the Court to treat that parent as if they were working full time. A pare… Read More
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Categories: Child Custody & Parenting, Uncategorized

Claiming a Child as a Tax Dependent After a Maryland Divorce

July 20th, 2016
Claiming a child as a dependent on your tax returns can sometimes make a significant difference in the amount of the tax refund that you receive from the IRS or the state of Maryland. If there is no agreement or custody order in place indicating whic… Read More
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Categories: Child Custody & Parenting

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