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  • 2018 Maryland General Assembly – The Session of Mutual Consent

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on March 26, 2018March 25, 2018

    2018 has been the Session of “Mutual Consent”, with four (4) bills proposing to change the Mutual Consent ground for divorce. SB120 proposes to eliminate the exclusion of no minor children in common, so making …

    Divorce, Legal Developments, Litigation, Settlement
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  • Rose v. Rose – Child Support, Overnights & Retroactive Modification

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on March 21, 2018March 21, 2018

    On February 1, 2018, the Court of Special Appeals issued its opinion in Rose v. Rose, a case involving: Alimony termination due to the ex-spouse’s alleged cohabitation in a marriage like relationship pursuant to Gordon …

    Children & Custody, Divorce, Financial Support (Child Support & Alimony), Legal Developments, Litigation, Marital Agreements (Prenuptial, Postnuptial, Reconciliation), Property & Financial Matters, Settlement
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  • Rose v. Rose – Alimony Termination & Cohabitation

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on March 15, 2018

    On February 1, 2018, the Court of Special Appeals issued its opinion in Rose v. Rose, a case involving: Alimony termination due to the ex-spouse’s alleged cohabitation in a marriage like relationship pursuant to Gordon …

    Divorce, Financial Support (Child Support & Alimony), Legal Developments, Litigation, Marital Agreements (Prenuptial, Postnuptial, Reconciliation), Property & Financial Matters
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  • Maryland Mutual Consent Divorce – What is Meant by No Minor Children in Common?

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on January 22, 2018January 17, 2018

    In 2015, the Maryland General Assembly added “Mutual Consent” as a ground for absolute divorce.  Mutual Consent requires that: (i)   the parties do not have any minor children in common; (ii)   the parties execute and submit to …

    Children & Custody, Divorce, Frequently Asked Questions, Marriage, Settlement
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  • 2018 Maryland Family Law Legislative Preview

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on December 26, 2017December 21, 2017

    On January 10, the Maryland General Assembly begins its 2018 legislative session. The Maryland State Bar Association’s (MSBA) Family and Juvenile Law Section Council’s (FJLSC) Legislative Committee actively monitors family law and related legislation, testifies …

    Children & Custody, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Legislative News, Marriage
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  • Divorce & Isolation – Don’t go it alone…

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on December 21, 2017December 21, 2017

    Divorce invites isolation. This happens with the separation.  From one home into two.  From an intact marriage into two estranged spouses.  From an intact family into splitting time with the children.  Suddenly. This happens with …

    Divorce, Frequently Asked Questions, Marriage
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  • Separation & Holidays

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on November 18, 2017November 18, 2017

    Transitioning from an intact to a separated family poses many challenges.  For the parents.  And for their children. Holidays are a special challenge all their own. Time and again, I hear from Judges and Magistrates …

    Children & Custody, Divorce
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  • Family Law Development – McGeehan v. McGeehan

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on August 17, 2017August 17, 2017

    On August 10, the Court of Appeals issued a new family law opinion, McGeehan v. McGeehan. The headnote for which is: “Under Section 8-201(e)(3)(iii) of the Family Law Article of the Maryland Code, which permits …

    Divorce, Legal Developments, Marital Agreements (Prenuptial, Postnuptial, Reconciliation)
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  • Further Thoughts on the Challenges of Nesting

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on August 2, 2017August 2, 2017

    This Washington Post Perspective piece discusses issues I’ve written about before (A Parents Perspective On Nesting & Practical Considerations) but also questions the emotional aspects of nesting – for children and their parents. “[N]esting could …

    Children & Custody, Divorce, Uncategorized
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  • Resilience – A Work in Progress

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on August 2, 2017November 18, 2017

    Resilience is not something we have or don’t. Resilience is something we can build – at any age. This New York Times article focuses on practical tips for building resilience in middle age. “Scientists who …

    Divorce, Litigation, Marriage, Settlement
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