Monthly Archives: July 2026
What Is a Parenting Plan and Do You Need One in Maryland?
If you are heading into a custody case in Maryland, you have probably heard the term parenting plan tossed around. But what does it actually mean, and is it something you have to worry about, or just another form to fill out? The truth is, it may be more important than you think. What… Read More »
Can You Modify an Alimony Award After Your Waldorf Divorce Is Finalized?
Your divorce is finalized, the paperwork is signed, and you assume the alimony arrangement is settled for good. Then life happens. A job is lost, a health condition develops, or an ex-spouse’s income changes dramatically. Does that mean the alimony order you agreed to years ago is locked in forever, no matter what? Maryland… Read More »
Can Security Camera Footage From Your Home Be Used in a Maryland Divorce?
When a marriage begins to fall apart, the evidence that matters most is sometimes already recorded. Smart home security systems and indoor cameras have become common in households across Maryland, and when divorce proceedings begin, that footage can take on a whole new level of importance. La Plata family lawyer William C. Fanning Jr…. Read More »
Who Gets the Art? How Maryland Courts Handle Artwork in Divorce
Divorce involves untangling nearly every aspect of a shared life, and that includes the art hanging on your walls. Paintings, sculptures, photography, limited-edition prints, and even digital art can carry both real financial value and deep personal meaning. When a marriage ends, deciding who keeps what can get complicated fast. At Fanning Law, William… Read More »
Who Decides What Activities Your Kids Do During a Contentious Divorce?
Few things reveal the tension of a difficult divorce quite like arguing over a child’s soccer schedule or whether they should continue taking piano lessons. It sounds minor from the outside, but for parents deep in a contested split, disagreements over extracurricular activities can become a real battleground. At Fanning Law, William C. Fanning… Read More »