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 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.

Family Law—Custody Modification—Child Support The circuit court did not abuse its discretion in granting primary physical custody to Mother and awarding retroactive child support, affirming the changes in circumstances since the last order.

Family Law—Child Custody—Monetary Award The trial court's rulings on child custody, monetary awards, and attorneys' fees were vacated and remanded for further proceedings due to errors in the application of legal standards.

Family Law—Custody—Child Support The Circuit Court for Charles County granted Wife sole legal and primary physical custody of the parties’ minor child and awarded her child support.

Family Law—Custody—Protective Order The circuit court found that Mother physically abused her son, justifying the issuance of a final protective order and granting Father sole legal and physical custody of the children.

Family Law—Custody—Discovery Sanctions The trial court did not err or abuse its discretion in any of the rulings challenged by Husband, affirming the decision regarding custody and discovery sanctions.

Family Law—Custody—Access Schedule The case involves ongoing disputes between the parents regarding custody and access to their son, A.B., amidst a backdrop of frequent litigation and allegations of non-compliance with court orders.

Family Law—Child Custody—Monetary Award The circuit court granted Father an absolute divorce and awarded joint legal and shared physical custody of A.B., while also ordering Mother to pay a monetary award to Father.

Family Law—Custody—Access Schedule The court denied Father's request for shared physical custody but modified his weekend access to the children, allowing them to stay from Friday evening to Sunday evening.