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  • Category: Marital Agreements (Prenuptial, Postnuptial, Reconciliation)

  • 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 Child Custody – What ARE the Best Interests of the Child?

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on January 16, 2018

    When it comes to where a child of separated parents lives, the child’s schedule for spending time with each parent, and decision-making about a child, the guiding principle is the child’s best interests. In settlement, …

    Children & Custody, Frequently Asked Questions, Litigation, Marital Agreements (Prenuptial, Postnuptial, Reconciliation), Mediation, Representing Children, Settlement
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  • Na v. Gillespie – Confidentiality & Mediation

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on December 7, 2017December 6, 2017

    On December 1, 2017, Maryland Court of Special Appeals issued its opinion in Na v. Gillespie, a case involving a dispute about whether the parties had reached an agreement in mediation and whether mediation communications …

    Legal Developments, Marital Agreements (Prenuptial, Postnuptial, Reconciliation), Mediation, Settlement
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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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  • Unenforceable Agreements to Agree & Family Law

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on July 6, 2017August 7, 2017

    In Maryland, “agreements to agree” are generally unenforceable. For a contact to exist, the terms must be “sufficiently definite”. If the parties’ terms are too undefined, a court cannot make a contract for the parties. …

    Attorney Representation, Marital Agreements (Prenuptial, Postnuptial, Reconciliation), Mediation, Settlement
    1 One comment on “Unenforceable Agreements to Agree & Family Law”
  • Relationship Contracts – A Paradigm Shift

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on June 30, 2017November 18, 2017

    A recent article in the New York Times, To Stay In Love, Sign on the Dotted Line, describes a more deliberate process – a written relationship contract – for what many (if not most) couples do …

    Divorce, Marital Agreements (Prenuptial, Postnuptial, Reconciliation), Marriage, Settlement
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  • Hiring an Attorney – What to Consider?

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on June 27, 2017November 18, 2017

    Hiring an attorney means putting your trust in someone to advocate for you, your family, and your future on the unfamiliar path of divorce and custody. It is a stressful journey, arising from a difficult …

    Attorney Representation, Children & Custody, Customizing Your Case, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Financial Support (Child Support & Alimony), Frequently Asked Questions, Limited Scope Representation, Litigation, Marital Agreements (Prenuptial, Postnuptial, Reconciliation), Mediation, Property & Financial Matters, Settlement
    1 One comment on “Hiring an Attorney – What to Consider?”
  • Capital Loss Carry Forwards in Maryland Divorce

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on June 27, 2017June 27, 2017

    When property is sold for less than the purchase price, this may result in a capital loss that can be used to offset certain types of income on future income tax returns. If not used …

    Divorce, Marital Agreements (Prenuptial, Postnuptial, Reconciliation), Property & Financial Matters
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  • Why Expansion of Maryland’s Mutual Consent Ground Has Stalled in the General Assembly

    Posted by Lindsay Parvis on June 27, 2017

    The 2017 legislative session saw only one bill concerning the Mutual Consent ground for divorce. To eliminate the requirement that both parties attend the uncontested divorce hearing. The bill failed. In the 2016 session, there …

    Divorce, Legislative News, Marital Agreements (Prenuptial, Postnuptial, Reconciliation), Uncategorized
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