Maryland Family Law Maryland family law opinions and commentary
A defendant was properly ordered to pay his ex-wife nearly $75,000 in attorneys’ fees over his conduct as a pro se litigant in their divorce proceedings, the Rhode Island Supreme Court has determined.
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Husband’s pro se conduct drove up litigation costs, RI Supreme Court finds
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Record supported decision to terminate father’s parental rights
RICHMOND, VA — Where a father failed to complete services provided by the Hampton Department of Social Services, never provided proof of a stable income ...
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Taylor-Travis marriage recalls prenup laws
MINNEAPOLIS, MN — A day after the long-awaited marriage of singer-songwriter Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce a month ago, the New York ...
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Divorce records privacy veto overridden by MD General Assembly
The Maryland General Assembly on Tuesday overrode Gov. Wes Moore's vetoes on two bills: legislation to make divorce records more private and to increase regulations for freight trains.
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Children
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In Re: S.A.
Family Law—Child In Need—Permanency Plan The juvenile court did not abuse its discretion in changing the permanency plan goals for S.A., a child in need of assistance, from reunification with Mother to custody and guardianship with a non-relative.
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S.L. v. T.L.
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In Re: Estate of Dinesh O. Parikh v. Oxana Parikh
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Clarence Woodward v. State of Maryland
