Parenting plans are the basis of your co-parenting relationship. When you set it up, you have to think about what is best for the children and not what is easiest for you. This can be difficult because you might want everything your way after the divorce. Taking a step back and looking at the situation as a whole might help you determine what you are going to do to make the transition from one home to the other a bit easier for the kids.
What are drug possession penalties in Maryland?
Drug charges are taken seriously in Maryland, and you could face penalties such as heavy fines or time in jail or prison if you're caught with them. Even simple possession charges can turn into more if the prosecution tries to expand the case against you. You might be accused of trying to sell drugs or of transporting them, even if that was not the case.
What to consider when developing a DUI defense
Being accused of driving under the influence of alcohol can be a very stressful situation to be in. Your immediate reaction might be to panic about how you will be able to get to work every day or pick up your kids from school. You may also find the concept of facing criminal charges very worrying.
Set the parenting schedule quickly when you decide to divorce
Telling your children that you are divorcing is a big event in their life. One thing that you need to be prepared for is the questions that are bound to come up. You and your ex may need to make a parenting plan before you tell the kids because a good number of these questions are going to have to do with how they are going to spend time with both parents. We know that these questions won't be easy to answer, but taking the time to make a plan can help you to put the kids' feelings at ease.
How can a peace and protective order help you?
You were never expecting to have to call the police on your partner. You were together for years without a problem, but lately, things have been strained. They were fired from work, and they have been drinking more than usual. Now, they've begun to lash out.
Baltimore pharmacist sentenced for multiple drug charges
A significant portion of America's drug problem has nothing to do with illegal or "street" drugs. Many people who suffer crippling and even fatal addictions were prescribed their drugs -- at least initially.
