Creating an optimal child custody scenario that is both feasible for the parents and in the child’s best interest can be hard work. With the coronavirus pandemic altering traditional custody and divorce proceedings, parents have had to adapt to these continuously changing times to abide by local and federal regulations. They must also ensure they…
Read MoreSince the start of the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020, families across the country have had to learn to adapt to a new normal. Virtual learning for our children in lieu of physical school, work-from-home initiatives becoming standard in a variety of industries, and more time spent in close proximity to our families in our…
Read MoreAs a parent, your children are your entire world. Ensuring that they remain safe, healthy and secure is truly what matters most. While it is one thing for you and your ex-spouse to not be able to co-parent effectively, if your children are in danger or have been previously impacted by an abusive parent, you…
Read MoreWhen a married couple decides to part ways, more than just their relationship is often divided. From joint bank accounts and loans, to shared property and assets, many couples may find themselves struggling to effectively divide their assets in the midst of a divorce, especially if it is not an amicable one. That is why…
Read MoreWhen it comes to divorce, your entire family is impacted. While you and your ex-spouse may feel the brunt of the emotional pain, children are also affected by these changes and their normal day-to-day experiences can be quite altered. That is why speaking to your children appropriately about divorce and making an effort to co-parent…
Read MoreThe process of divorce can bring financial issues or discrepancies that may exist between you and your partner to the forefront. Remaining proactive in the financial planning process is vital to achieving a smooth divorce process, fully understanding your financial needs and benefitting from settlement negotiations. Here, the Harford County divorce attorneys at Rodier Family…
Read MoreIn Maryland there are two types of custody that are important for parents to determine regarding their children when the parents do not live together. There is joint legal custody and shared physical custody, and it is important to know the difference between them if you desire to share the custody of your children with…
Read MoreIf you and your spouse have just recently separated, the idea of entering the dating world may be on your mind. If you are a parent interested in dating after separation, but are wondering how this decision may impact you and your child, the qualified divorce attorneys at Rodier Family Law have provided guidance on…
Read MoreFiling for divorce and discussing child custody can be a time consuming, frustrating and emotionally taxing process. In the process of determining child custody and responsibilities of each parent, there are a myriad of financial situations to consider, such as paying for your child’s medical expenses. Here, the divorce and child custody attorneys at Rodier…
Read MoreWhen it comes to finances, many millennial couples are forgoing the traditional route of joint bank accounts and choosing to keep their money separate; it is one of the many generational trends we are experiencing in society. Here, the qualified divorce attorneys at Rodier Family Law discuss how millennials are changing the status quo of…
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