Divorce can complicate many aspects of life, including the division and management of jointly owned property. In Maryland, understanding the implications of joint tenancy and tenants by the entirety after a divorce is crucial for both parties involved. Keep reading for insights from our skilled Howard County property division lawyers, then call (410) 553-5042 to…
A well-written character reference letter for custody can be a powerful tool in a custody case, giving the Court a deeper understanding of your parental qualities. Coover Law Firm, LLC, a dedicated child custody firm in Howard County, Maryland, stands ready to guide you through the nuances of crafting a letter that accurately reflects your…
Pendente lite motions serve as a critical lifeline in family law issues. These temporary Court orders ensure stability and fairness, offering provisional solutions in child custody, spousal support, and more. At Coover Law Firm, LLC, our Howard County family lawyers understand the pivotal role these motions play in the broader context of your case. This…
Divorce can be a complex and emotional journey for anyone, and the LGBTQ community faces unique challenges and considerations in this process. At Coover Law Firm, LLC, we are committed to providing empathetic and knowledgeable legal support to navigate the intricacies of LGBTQ divorce. Keep reading to learn specific aspects and legal nuances of dissolving…
Navigating a divorce is inherently challenging, and the complexities multiply when children with special needs are involved. Coover Law Firm, LLC is committed to providing specialized legal services tailored to the unique needs of families undergoing divorce with special needs children in Howard County, Maryland. With years of experience and a compassionate approach, we ensure…
Many divorced parents may live in different states only a few miles apart in areas such as Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. That short distance can lead to complications when one parent requires a change in a child custody agreement. The Uniform Child-Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA) guides parents. An experienced Howard…
When a couple lives together, shares assets, and otherwise acts as though married, what happens when they break up? It is not considered a divorce under Maryland law since there was no legal contract. Yet these individuals deserve similar financial consideration if one spent their time maintaining a home and children and requires support after…
Navigating the complexities of tax benefits associated with childcare expenses can be particularly challenging for non-custodial parents. Understanding whether you can claim the child and dependent care credit is crucial for effective financial planning and maximizing tax benefits. This guide, tailored by Coover Law Firm, LLC, explores the conditions under which a non-custodial parent might…