Family Law—Child Support—Income Calculation The circuit court abused its discretion in its child support determination because it relied on unsupported testimony regarding Mother’s income without suitable documentary evidence.

Family Law — Custody — Child Support The appeal arises from the dissolution of Spencer and Jennifer Nelson's marriage, focusing on custody, child support, and property distribution issues.

Family Law — Child Support — Income Calculation The court erroneously relied on Ms. Hammann’s 2023 W-2 rather than her employer’s affidavit stating her current actual income, leading to a reversal of the child support award.

Family Law—Attorney Fees—Due Process The court vacated the February 1, 2023 Order awarding attorney's fees due to a lack of clarity on the statutory basis for the award and failure to make necessary findings on the record.

Family Law—Custody—Child Support—Modification The case involves a custody dispute where the court affirmed the magistrate's child support determination and found Mother's claims regarding custody moot due to a subsequent agreement.

Family Law* — Retroactive child support — Family expense reimbursement Tyrena Jonnell Myers (“Mother”) and Jonathan Chege (“Father”) married in 2019 and gave birth to one child in 2020.

Family Law-Child support modification-Civil contempt This appeal concerns an award of child support by the Circuit Court for Baltimore County in a family law case that began nearly a decade ago.

Family Law-Child Support Modification-Custody Calculation Error Appellant, Jillian Luna (“Mother”), filed this appeal from an order of the Circuit Court for Caroline County denying her motion to revise an order for payment of child support.

Child support — arrears — jurisdiction In this appeal, appellant Perry Haywood Jr. (“Father”) challenges the Circuit Court for Charles County’s grant of the motion to establish arrears filed by the Charles County Child Support Administration (the “Administration”). Read the ...

Child custody — visitation — child support In 2020, Alisha Bethoulle (“Mother” and appellant) and Jesse W. Price, III (“Father” and appellee) both filed petitions to modify custody of their minor child (“Child”). Read the opinion