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Looking Back on 2024 & On to 2025!

By Weinberg & Schwartz, L.L.C. |

The end of each year is good time to look back at the things that our office accomplished. Our attorneys achieved many, many strong results for clients in 2024. As a result, we received dozens of ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ online reviews across all platforms. We take special appreciation of all our reviews and often share them… Read More »

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Tips on How to Manage your Pending Divorce While Living in the Same Home

By Weinberg & Schwartz, L.L.C. |

Recently, many states, including Maryland, have gravitated towards “no fault” grounds for divorce.  While there was a time when it was difficult, if not impossible to obtain a divorce when parties were still living together, that situation has become far more common now.  Doing so allows parties to save on incurring two sets of… Read More »

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How do you serve the Opposing Party?

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In some cases, the first real hurdle that a litigant needs to clear comes after they have filed their complaint with the appropriate clerk’s office in the correct jurisdiction. In most Maryland jurisdictions, after the Complaint or Petition has been filed, the clerk’s office will then mail a summons to the party that filed… Read More »

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Can my QDRO get denied?

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You’ve retained a lawyer to draft a QDRO; you’ve signed; your former spouse has signed; the Court has signed; a certified copy has been served on the Plan and you’re eagerly waiting for confirmation that the money you’re owed has been transferred to your name. And then you get that dreaded letter: DENIED. Denied?!… Read More »

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Tips for Finding the Right Family Law Attorney

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Going through a divorce can already be one of the most stressful times of a person’s life.  During these hard times, many people begin the difficult process of trying to find representation.  Finding the right attorney for you may be a huge factor in achieving your ultimate goals, but how do you know which… Read More »

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Human Lawyer vs. Chat GPT: is it advisable to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to draft a Marital Settlement Agreement?  (Part II) 

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Human Lawyer vs. Chat GPT: is it advisable to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to draft a Marital Settlement Agreement?  (Part II)  On May 13, 2024, Google unveiled its newest AI Tool, Chat GBT 4.0.  As a follow up to the experiment contained in the prior Blog on this topic, the directions, below, were typed… Read More »

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Custody/Access Schedules for Children

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One of the biggest concerns of parents during a divorce or custody action is the custody/access schedule for their children. For many parents who live together with their children, the thought of not seeing their children every day is overwhelming. So, most parents meeting with an attorney are going to ask, “what type of… Read More »

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Kristin Cavallari Did It, How Do I? How to Best Introduce Children to Your New Relationship:

By Weinberg & Schwartz, L.L.C. |

Last weekend Kristin Cavallari shared a photo of one of her sons spending time with her new boyfriend, Mark Estes. Post divorce, when parents begin dating again, the question of when to introduce your child(ren) to the new partner will inevitably arise. Consider the following when navigating how to introduce your child(ren) to your… Read More »

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Parent Coordination: Helping You Co-Parent for the Benefit of Your Children

By Weinberg & Schwartz, L.L.C. |

While some families are able to transition from an “intact” family to a family with two homes (either post-divorce or separation) seamlessly, the reality is most families cannot. No co-parenting relationship is exactly 50/50 even when parents are together. Sometimes, one parent stays home and takes a larger role in the day-to-day management of… Read More »

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Do’s and Don’ts When Appearing in Court

By Weinberg & Schwartz, L.L.C. |

Fortunately, most family law matters are resolved prior to having a judge decide the issues at a merits hearing.  However, many times a resolution occurs after there have been motions hearing, temporary hearings, or other court appearances, and, of course, some matters proceed all the way to trial. If you find yourself in a… Read More »

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