At Jimeno & Gray Family Law Firm, we are involved with many family law mediation cases. We know the pain of divorce and losing a spouse can be traumatic. Finding someone new who makes you happy feels like a fresh start, but as a family law attorney, we want to help you protect that new...
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Deciding to adopt is a major decision that will change your life. Of course, you want everything to go smoothly. Adoption in Maryland legally transfers parental rights from one or both biological parents to the adoptive parent or parents. Once an adoption is finalized, the adoptive parent has the same rights and responsibilities they would...
Family law encompasses a range of legal issues related to domestic life and family relationships, from divorce proceedings and child custody battles to paternity determinations and protective orders. In Maryland, an experienced family lawyer can help clients overcome these challenges, ensuring their rights and best interests are protected. While a knowledgeable family attorney will know...
Going through a divorce or family law matter in Maryland can be daunting, especially when children or dependents are involved. At Jimeno & Gray, P.A., based in Millersville, Maryland, we understand the importance of ensuring that your loved ones are cared for, both now and in the future. Here’s how you can ensure their well-being...
When facing the complexities of divorce and family law matters, you might be wondering if it’s possible to modify child custody, support, or alimony orders in Maryland. These are crucial issues that can significantly impact your family’s future. In this blog post, we’ll explore the options available for modifying these orders, ensuring that your family’s...
Navigating through a divorce or separation can be overwhelming, especially when children are involved. One of the major concerns you might have is, “how is child custody determined in Maryland?” Here’s a closer look at how the decision process works. Understanding Child Custody Basics In Maryland, child custody isn’t just about where the child lives...
Mediation is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). It is an informal, confidential process in which you and the other party meet with a neutral third-party (“the mediator”) to attempt to reach an agreement. Mediators are highly trained and must take a multi-hour course and observe other mediators prior to being an approved mediator...
Although social media is touted as a way to bring people together, it may actually be driving some people apart. An April 2015 Huffington Post article, citing a poll conducted by a law firm, shed light on the troubling effect social media use has on marriage: One out of seven individuals admitted they considered filing...