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Divorce is one of the most difficult experiences a family can go through, and when children are involved, parents must handle the situation with care and sensitivity. The way children process divorce depends largely on their age, developmental stage, and emotional maturity. As family law attorneys in Maryland, we understand the legal and emotional complexities…

Parental relocation is one of the most contentious issues in child custody cases. When one parent wishes to move to a different city, state, or even country, it can have significant implications for a current custody arrangement. Maryland law recognizes the importance of both parents in a child’s life. Therefore, Maryland courts place strict requirements…

Deciding whether to end a marriage is one of the most difficult choices anyone can face. The emotional weight of this decision often brings overwhelming guilt and anxiety, leaving many people feeling trapped in an endless cycle of second-guessing. We understand that divorce is rarely an impulsive choice—it is usually the result of deep reflection…

Divorce can be a tough time for families, and when children are involved, the emotional toll can be even greater. As parents, we are often concerned about how our children will cope with the changes in their lives, from shifting living arrangements to adjusting to new routines. Our goal is to make the transition as…

At Shah & Kishore, we understand that parenting after divorce can be challenging, especially when one parent lives far away or has a demanding schedule. However, the rise of virtual visitation, particularly during the COVID lockdowns, offers a hopeful solution. It has become a means for parents and children to maintain a strong relationship when…

When it comes to creating a parenting plan in Maryland, one important consideration is the role of grandparents and extended family members. At Shah & Kishore, we understand how crucial it is for children to maintain relationships with their extended family, especially in the wake of a divorce. In many cases, grandparents and other family…

When contemplating divorce, the decision to pursue marriage counseling often arises. Divorce is a significant step with lasting emotional, financial, and legal consequences, and exploring counseling before filing can help couples clarify their needs and priorities. Maryland divorce law does not require counseling before initiating divorce proceedings, but in certain cases, it can play a vital role…

Life after divorce often requires modifications, particularly when it comes to parenting plans. A parenting plan established during your divorce may work initially, but as circumstances change, modifications can become necessary. Mediation is a practical, less contentious way to revise a parenting plan in Maryland. Why Modifying A Parenting Plan Is Sometimes Necessary Parenting plans…

Military service can add layers of complexity to a divorce case. The federal government has made significant strides in protecting the rights of non-military spouses while ensuring military members are able to perform their military duties. Issues such as the division of military pensions, deployment schedules, and custody arrangements often require detailed legal analysis. Our…

Divorce is a difficult experience for everyone involved, especially children. In Maryland, family courts prioritize the best interests of the child, and as parents, supporting children emotionally during this time is essential. When we handle Maryland divorce cases, our role goes beyond legal representation; we recognize the importance of helping families minimize the emotional impact…