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Family Law and Related Matters, including Divorce, Custody, Child Support, Prenuptial Agreements, and Adoption.
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Sarah M. Gable, Esq.
Education:
- McDaniel College (formerly Western Maryland College), Magna Cum Laude, B.A., 2006
- Bel Air High School, 2002
Law School:
- University of Baltimore School of Law, Cum Laude, J.D., 2009
Admitted:
- Maryland, 2009
- U.S. Supreme Court Bar, 2019
Member:
- Maryland State Bar Association, Family Law Section
- Harford County Bar Association
- Baltimore County Bar Association
- Women's Bar Association of Maryland
- Association of Family and Conciliation Courts
- Harford County Chapter of the Women’s Bar Association of Maryland
- Maryland Bar Foundation, Fellow
- Harford County Family Law Advisory Committee
Biography:
- Judicial Law Clerk: Hon. William O. Carr, Administrative Judge, Circuit Court for Harford County, 2009-2010
- University of Baltimore Law Forum, Associate Editor (2008 to 2009)
- Harford County Bar Association, Executive Council Member (2023 to Present)
- Harford County Chapter of the Women's Bar Association of Maryland, Secretary (2016 to 2019), President (2019 to 2021), Treasurer (2021 to Present)
- Super Lawyers (2020 to Present,) Rising Star (2017 to 2019)
- Maryland Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts,
- Ambassador Board Member (2016 to Present)
Harford Leadership Academy (2022), Winds of Leadership Board Member (2023 to 2024) - Harford County Bar Foundation, Volunteer Attorney (2014 to Present)
- Determine Your Destiny, Presenter and Volunteer Attorney (2016 to 2020)
- 6 Hour Child Counsel Representation Training, October 2010
- 21 Hour Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice Training, March 2011
- 40 Hour Basic Mediation Training, March 2012
- 20 Hour Parenting and Child Access Issues Mediation Training, June 2020
- 40 Hour Parenting Coordination Training, December 2021
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Spousal Support and Divorce: A Comprehensive Guide to Alimony
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How Long Does Alimony Last After Divorce? Factors That Impact the Timeline
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Caring for an Aging Parent: Legal Tips for Siblings Navigating Adult Guardianship
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Creating a Strong Parenting Agreement: What to Consider Before Divorce
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Life After Adoption: Important Legal Considerations for Maryland Families
Welcoming a child into your family through adoption is a joyful and transformative milestone. Along with the emotional rewards, adoption also carries significant legal implications that families should understand to ensure their new relationship is fully protected under Maryland law. Adoption Creates a Permanent Parent-Child Relationship Once finalized, adoption permanently transfers all parental rights and…
How Alimony Impacts Financial Planning Post-Divorce
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Divorce and Alimony: Common Misconceptions Debunked
Divorce is an emotionally charged and complex process, and the financial aspects often cause confusion and anxiety. Among these, alimony — also known as spousal support — tends to be one of the most misunderstood components. At Rodier Family Law, we regularly see clients enter divorce proceedings with misconceptions about alimony and its financial implications.…
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