Your child custody petition has a lot riding on it. By being prepared for your initial consultation, you can help your child custody attorney help you get your preferred arrangement. Howard County family law judges make decisions on child custody cases based on the best interests of the child, so you and your lawyer must…
When parents separate or divorce in Howard County, Maryland, custody battles can become one of the most emotionally charged aspects of family law proceedings. Maryland Courts evaluate numerous factors when determining the best interests of the child. Understanding what elements might be scrutinized during these proceedings can help parents prepare appropriately and avoid potential pitfalls.…
Going through a child custody case is emotionally challenging. If you believe the other parent is unfit to care for your child, Maryland law provides a path to change custody arrangements. However, knowing how to prove a parent is unfit requires a clear understanding of the relevant factors the Court considers and strategies for building…
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…
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…
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…
When two people share a child, whether as a result of a relationship or not, legal rights can be difficult to determine and understand without a child custody order, especially when paternity hasn’t been legally established. Because it is an issue of grave concern, potential clients often seek counsel from Mr. Coover upon separating from…
Unfortunately, many mothers and fathers find themselves co-parenting with someone who is constantly causing problems. The source of this issue may very well be narcissism, a well-known disorder in popular culture. Narcissists may have diagnosed or undiagnosed narcissistic personality disorder, or they may simply display narcissistic traits that don’t quite meet the full criteria for…
