Just because a judge signs a child custody order doesn’t mean that it is “set in stone,” or incapable of being changed at some point in the future. Depending on the facts involved, a co-parent may make a formal request to have an existing custody order modified. In this post, we’re addressing a few of the most frequently asked questions on the issue of child custody order modification in Maryland.
Research has shown that journaling has many benefits for your emotional and mental health, from helping you achieve goals, to reducing stress and anxiety, and it has become increasingly popular, with many people incorporating daily journaling into their typical routines. Your diary seems like a safe place, where you can write down your innermost thoughts and feelings for your eyes only. However, if you are involved in a custody battle or divorce, you may be surprised to know that in some cases, your private diary could be used as evidence in court.
Are you’re ready to vaccinate your child against COVID-19 and your co-parent disagrees, or vice versa? Well, the answer largely depends on the custody arrangement you and your child's other parent have and what forum you are in. Read more to understand your rights.
In this post, we’re going to answer the basic question: under what circumstances can a parent move away with the children?
