Family Law—Custody—Child Support The circuit court did not abuse its discretion in ordering supervised contact between the minor children and Mother’s husband, nor in denying Mother’s motion to modify child support.

Family Law—Child Custody—Modification The circuit court affirmed the magistrate's finding of a material change in circumstances affecting the children's welfare, justifying the modification of custody arrangements.

Family Law—Child Support—Default Judgment The circuit court denied Appellant's motion to vacate a default judgment, finding he failed to prove improper service and awarded Appellee attorneys' fees for unjustified proceedings.

Family Law—Child Custody—Mental Health Records The court affirmed the admissibility of Appellant's mental health records and awarded Appellee sole legal and physical custody of their minor child based on concerns regarding Appellant's mental fitness.

Family Law—Custody—Child Support The circuit court did not err in awarding joint legal and physical custody, as its decision was firmly rooted in the best interests of the minor child.

Family Law—Child Custody—CINA The juvenile court found A.W. to be a child in need of assistance based on evidence of neglect and Father's inability to provide proper care and attention to her needs.

Family Law—Custody—Visitation Finding neither error nor abuse of discretion, the court affirmed the custody arrangement granting Father sole legal and primary physical custody with supervised visitation for Mother.

Family Law—Child Support—Consent Order The Circuit Court for Harford County did not err in entering the Amended Consent Order or in denying Father's motion to vacate it, as he had agreed to the terms in open court.

Family Law—Child Support—Income Calculation The circuit court erred in adopting the magistrate judge’s income calculation for Father, requiring a recalculation based on evidence of additional income from Brite Group deposits.

Family Law—Child Custody—Modification The circuit court properly modified the custody order after finding a material change in circumstances, as the previous arrangement had ceased to function and the child had not seen her father for over a year.