Monthly Archives: March 2026
How Long Does a Divorce Take in Maryland? A Step-by-Step Timeline
The divorce process can feel uncertain, especially when you are trying to plan your future, protect your financial stability, and maintain a sense of normalcy for your family. One of the most common questions we hear at Fanning Law is how long it actually takes to finalize a divorce in Maryland. While every case… Read More »
How Social Media Can Hurt Your Divorce or Custody Case
Most of us use social media every day without thinking twice. But during a divorce or custody case, the things you post, or even the things others post about you, can become powerful evidence in court. At Fanning Law, we frequently remind clients that social media can work against them in ways they never… Read More »
What Documents You Should Gather Before Filing for Divorce in Maryland
Preparing for a divorce can feel overwhelming, but being organized from the start can make the entire process smoother and less stressful. At Fanning Law, our La Plata Family Lawyers encourage clients to gather key documents early, even before filing. Having the right information at your fingertips can help you make informed decisions, protect… Read More »
Modifying Custody or Child Support Orders in Maryland: When Is It Allowed?
Custody and child support orders are designed to provide stability for children and clarity for parents, but life circumstances can change. When they do, the existing court order may no longer reflect what is best for the child or fair for the parents. At Fanning Law, our La Plata Divorce and Family Lawyers regularly… Read More »
How Is Property Divided in a Maryland Divorce? What Couples Need to Know
One of the most stressful parts of divorce is figuring out how property will be divided. Maryland follows a system called equitable distribution, which means marital property is divided fairly, but not always equally. At Fanning Law, we help clients understand what this means in practical terms and how to protect their interests as… Read More »