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Splitting up with an ex is emotionally difficult. Will I come across financial problems too?
Is a fair settlement possible in our case?
We are one of Howard County's premier family law firms. We handle divorces, property division, alimo
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Splitting up with an ex is emotionally difficult. Will I come across financial problems too?
Is a fair settlement possible in our case?
New grounds for divorce in Maryland starting on October 1, 2023. Call to learn more.
Recent years have seen an increase in gray divorces - why?
3 benefits.
Despite lingering differences, divorced parents can find a balancing point for raising their kids.
Tips for reducing conflict.
Howard County Bar Association Halloween Happy Hour at Xenia Greek Kouzina.
While a divorce may cause negative effects on kids, it may serve as a positive example of when to end a relationship.
Parents shouldn't stick it out for the kids.
Some people worry that they won't find happiness after divorce - what are the odds?
3 signs that it may be a positive move.
Divorce doesn't have to be filled with animosity - how does mediation help prevent it?
Litigation can be avoided.
What can a postnuptial agreement do for my marriage?
What if I ultimately divorce?
There are a few tax-related issues that can arise.
Here's what to keep in mind.
A divorce doesn't have to come in the way of celebrating a happy holiday season.
3 co-parenting tips to remember.
It won't be easy, but it's not impossible.
3 tips for dealing with a difficult co-parent.
When custody rules are being violated, it's okay to speak up.
Proof will be vital.
What career and life factors should parents consider as they divorce and divide custody?
Reviewing options is essential.
Offering diverse representation for a wide range of client needs.
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What to Do When Your Spouse’s Addiction Gets Worse During the Pandemic - Boutet Family Law & Mediation https://bit.ly/3sF6F4p
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For many U.S. couples yearning to be married, the pandemic has wreaked havoc on their wedding plans while bolstering their teamwork and resilience. For couples already married, it has posed a host...
The Courts will now begin issuing marriage licenses remotely!
https://wtop.com/maryland/2020/05/md-courts-processing-marriage-licenses-remotely/
The Maryland Judiciary announced Friday circuit courts in the state are processing all marriage license applications remotely while courts are closed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
**UPDATED COVID-19 GUIDELINES**
HopeWorks Management Team, informed by our County administration and community partners, has developed the following guidelines as our response to the outbreak of COVID-19.
- Our hotline will remain operational 24/7.
- Our main office is following the "Stay-at-Home" Order.
- Shelter services will remain operational.
- All legal intakes and consultations will be conducted via phone until at least May 4.
- Two options for Clinical appointments. Contact clinicians to discuss.
- All workshops, presentations, and support groups are postponed through May 4.
- All volunteer activities will be suspended through May 4.
This plan will be continuously monitored and adjusted based on available information.
Many thanks to you, our community, as we try to approach each day with patience, calm and of course hope. Many thanks to our partners, to first responders, healthcare professionals, parents, teachers, childcare workers, faith leaders. Together, we can work to help protect the health of all those around us.
PLEASE NOTE: Emergency Procedures for Protective Orders
If you are in need of protection and are seeking a peace or protective order, or an extreme risk protective order, call the District Court Commissioner in your county or Baltimore City. Your request will be heard. Call first to provide information and for instructions on where to go. Once the commissioner issues an interim order, a judge will determine whether the next hearing must be heard in person, can be heard with remote electronic participation, can be scheduled after the emergency period has ended, or can be resolved without a hearing.
Some Cases May be Expedited-
Judges will be reviewing interim orders that involve an order to vacate the home, an issue of child custody, or fi****ms. If a judge determines a hearing is required, a temporary protective order hearing will be held within 7 days of the interim order. The court will notify you if your case will have an expedited hearing.
If you have questions or concerns about these guidelines or our current services, please call HopeWorks main office at (410) 997-0304 or visit https://wearehopeworks.org/.
Due to the current situation with the Corona Virus (COVID-19) outbreak and the State of Emergency issued by Howard County, the State of Maryland, and the Federal Government, we will be making all efforts to comply with the recommendations of the CDC and limit our contact with the public, and the public's contact with us. To that end, all new client appointments will take place by telephone until further notice. Additionally, any other appointments will take place by phone where possible. Many of the local courts have closed or are hearing limited matters. If you had a case scheduled to be heard by the Court in the next several weeks, we will be in touch to advise if your case will proceed as scheduled. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our office at (410) 964-2331 or by email at [email protected]. We wish you and your families health and safety during these uncertain times.
Our office will be closed December 24, 2018 - January 1, 2019. We will reopen January 2, 2019. Happy Holidays.
New ground for divorce starts October 1, 2018. It's no longer necessary to be separated for 1 year to get a divorce in Maryland! Call for more information.
Howard County Executive Allan H. Kittleman’s plan to create a Community Resources Campus in Columbia took another important step forward today when the state’s Board of Public Works approved the relocation of the county’s Department of Social Serv
What you say now can make a huge difference in how your kids handle this life-changing event
AppClose is the most intuitive co-parenting app you've ever seen on a mobile device. This powerful app helps co-parents stay organized and become more productive than ever before! Download your FREE copy today.
New divorce law took effect October 1, 2015, "Divorce by consent." You are now able to get a divorce in Maryland without a one year separation period! Call to find out if you qualify.
Some new laws will go into effect tomorrow, October 1st. Please keep these in mind.
http://washington.cbslocal.com/2014/09/29/new-md-laws-go-into-effect-oct-1/
Some of the high-profile new laws approved in Maryland this year will take effect on Wednesday. Here are some of the most prominent.
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Please join us in wishing our president, Jayson Soobitsky, a very happy birthday today!
The Law Offices of Jayson A. Soobitsky, P.A. welcomes Kyle A. McGonigal to the firm. Mr. McGonigal handles primarily traffic, DUI, and criminal matters. Do not hesitate to contact the office if you would like to schedule an appointment with Mr. McGonigal.
The Law Offices of Jayson A. Soobitsky, P.A. will be closed today due to the weather. Everyone please stay safe and warm today.
Thanks to the help of the ringers from the Soobitsky Law Firm the Hebrew Nationals of the Howard County Co-Ed Rec League won their opening game! Good job Jenny and Emily!
Support or sitting Judges vote Judge Gelfman and Judge Tucker tomorrow!
Maryland Law Change October 1, 2011: The Maryland Legislature has removed the "mutual and voluntary or a 2 year involuntary separation" from the statute as a requirement to obtain a no fault divorce. Senate Bill 139 changes Section 7-103 of the Family Law Article of the Maryland Code to state that a party seeking a divorce no longer has to prove a separation was mutual and voluntary, only that it was a separation for at least one year.
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