Glen Burnie Family Law And Criminal Defense Blog

When you are going through a child custody matter, you have to put the child's needs first. This doesn't always come easily, especially for those who are dealing with a controlling, manipulative, or narcissistic ex. In these cases, you have to consider how the contentious matters between you and your ex might impact your children.

There are times when you have to consider exactly how important a battle is. It might be beneficial for you to let some of the smaller matters go. This may be something like what time the kids go to bed or whether they can have ice cream for Saturday dinner.

Divorce tends to be something that most of us want to avoid if possible. When couples enter marriage, they do so with the intention of spending the rest of their lives together. But unfortunately, things can happen along the way that test their relationship and make married couples want to part.

If you are considering filing for divorce, you likely have a combination of reasons for wanting to do so. Some of these unfavorable circumstances may be temporary, and you may be able to work through them. However, some circumstances are often a recipe for divorce. The following are some of the most common situations that lead to divorce in the United States.

Drug charges can have a huge impact on your life, even for ones that are thought of as minor. If you are facing any criminal charge for this type of case, you need to ensure that you are exploring your options for a defense. We understand that this can be a challenge, especially for the individuals who haven't ever been in the criminal justice system before.

One thing that you might be interested in is drug court. Some cases qualify for this program, which combines rehabilitation and learning to live a sober life with the oversight of the court. It is a strict program that must be followed exactly. If you complete it successfully, you will likely have the tools you need to live sober, and you will be able to avoid having the drug charge on your criminal record.

Driving while you are impaired by alcohol or any substance can lead to serious legal penalties for you. When this occurs, you will have to go through a criminal court case that can lead to fines, time in jail and other penalties. You might also have to battle an administrative process that can lead to you losing your driver's license. Both of these must be carefully considered so that you have the most comprehensive defense strategy that's possible considering the circumstances of your case.

We understand that you might have some concerns about what's going to happen. It is imperative that you contact us immediately so that we are able to provide you with the help that you need to address these matters. Doing this as quickly as possible can give you the time you need to consider the options.