The Path to Financial Security: A Guide to Receiving Child Support Services in Maryland

May 18, 2023

Raising a child is a rewarding yet challenging journey, and when it comes to ensuring their well-being, financial stability is crucial. In Maryland, the state recognizes the importance of child support and provides a range of services to assist custodial parents in securing the financial support they need. In this article, Rodier Family Law explores…

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The Basics of Child Custody in Maryland

April 21, 2023

Navigating child custody can be a complex and emotional process when parents separate or divorce. In the state of Maryland, child custody is determined by what is in the best interests of the child, with both parents having the right to seek custody. In this article, Rodier Family Law discusses the basics of child custody…

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How to Manage Disagreements Effectively When Co-Parenting

March 20, 2023

Co-parenting can be a challenging experience, especially when there are disagreements between the two parents. It’s not uncommon for co-parents to have different parenting styles, beliefs, or preferences which can lead to conflicts. However, managing disagreements effectively is crucial to maintaining a healthy co-parenting relationship and ensuring the well-being of the children involved. Below the…

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Can Your Child Choose Their Custodial Parent?

December 19, 2022

One of the most challenging issues that arise following a separation or dissolution of marriage are the decisions surrounding custodial arrangements. Will the child live with a parent, someone else, or share time with more than one guardian? While parents may disagree over what is best for their child, a child may also have their…

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Custodial Interference: What Is It and What Are the Legal Consequences?

November 29, 2022

When a court orders custody of a child, the party or parties that are awarded custody are responsible for the child  under the terms of the custody order. However, it is often the case that a non-custodial parent or family member can act unilaterally by attempting to take the child into their care directly against…

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Do Grandparents Have Visitation Rights?

November 29, 2022

As grandparents, you want what’s best for your grandchildren, including your grandchildren having the ability to know and spend time with non-custodial grandparents. However, while this may be what you desire it is not necessarily what’s determined by the legal system. Below, the experienced family law attorneys at Rodier Family Law discuss the legal steps…

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Five Mistakes That May Interfere With Your Child Custody Case

June 6, 2022

Divorce is a challenging process and if children are involved, it can be especially tough. It’s important that you do not let your personal complications, as well as actions, interfere with your case. Mistakes happen, but some have consequences that can affect your child custody case. Below, our experienced and professional family law attorneys at…

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What to Do If You Aren’t Receiving Child Custody Payments

June 6, 2022

Even when each parent is doing their part, child custody, child support and other co-parenting agreements can be challenging to manage. If your ex-partner is declining to contribute regardless of the court order, this can cause a physical, emotional and financial strain on the custodial parent. Below the experienced and professional attorneys at Rodier Family…

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Types of Custody and How Maryland Courts Establish Co-Parenting

March 2, 2022

If you and your ex-spouse have decided to file for joint custody, it’s important to understand how the court will establish it. Below, the attorneys at Rodier Family Law discuss the various types of court-ordered custody and how Maryland courts establish custody rights to co-parents.    Different Types of Custody Rights in Maryland In the…

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What to Do When A Co-Parent Breaks the Custody Agreement

March 2, 2022

One of the main purposes of a custody agreement is to establish a formal plan for how co-parents will approach childcare after divorce or separation. When one co-parent breaks the custody agreement, it can cause frustration and anger and lead to fractured relationships with the co-parent and children involved. If your ex-partner has broken your…

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