by Jimeno & Gray | Oct 2, 2015 | Family Law
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... 
by Jimeno & Gray | Jul 22, 2015 | Family Law
It may be surprising, but according to data gathered by the United States Census Bureau, divorce rates have been falling steadily. The rates are currently about five percent lower than when measured in 1996. Maryland rates as one of the states with the lowest rate of... 
by Jimeno & Gray | Feb 24, 2015 | Family Law
The Numbers Game: What Age Gaps Say About the Likelihood of Divorce In the movies, viewers often see two star-crossed lovers fighting the odds and making their relationships last. Many films feature May-December couples who are much different in age and somehow make... by Jimeno & Gray | Jun 18, 2014 | Family Law
All About Divorce Stress Syndrome During an Annapolis Divorce Divorce is one of the most difficult experiences of a person’s life. After all, you became married because you thought this person was who you would spend the rest of your life with. Your spouse was who you... by Jimeno & Gray | Jan 25, 2013 | Family Law
In Maryland, adultery is considered voluntary sexual intercourse between two people: a married person and an individual who is not their spouse. If you are pursuing a divorce in Maryland because of adultery, you should speak with a Glen Burnie divorce lawyer to get a... by Jimeno & Gray | Nov 14, 2012 | Family Law
Sometimes, after a divorce in Maryland, the non-biological parent in the family will choose to seek a step-parent adoption. In Maryland, these types of adoptions are a fairly straightforward process, provided you have the birthparents’ consent. Maryland custody...