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Transferring a Protective Order Case from District Court to Circuit Court Lawyer, Annapolis City
  • By: Robert Greenberg, Esq.
  • Published: July 27, 2023

In family law matters, it is not uncommon for one party to file for a protective order against their spouse or co-parent. Of course, nobody should ever file for a protective order unless there is a true need for protection. However, when one party acts in an abusive manner towards their spouse, co-parent or child, it may be necessary to file for a protective order. We recently published an article on grounds for protective orders which can be found here. When there is an ongoing divorce or custody action, those cases are always heard in the Circuit Court for the county where one or both…Read More

The “Best Interests Of The Child” Standard In Child Support Cases
  • By: Robert Greenberg, Esq.
  • Published: July 26, 2023

The Maryland Rules of Civil Procedure allow parties to conduct discovery (i.e., Interrogatories and Requests for Production of Documents) as a means of gathering relevant information from other parties to the case. Discovery is an essential component of most cases and gives the parties an opportunity to obtain written responses, documents and other information ahead of trial. If a party fails to provide full and complete discovery responses in a timely fashion, the Maryland Rules allow the party propounding discovery to file a motion with the Court seeking to compel the requested discovery responses. Oftentimes, a motion to compel discovery responses is accompanied by a…Read More

Child Support – Three Common Questions
  • By: Robert Greenberg, Esq.
  • Published: July 11, 2023

For all parents, whether separated or not, making sure that their children are financially supported is a top priority. When parents separate and no longer live together, they must address the issues of where the children will live and how they will be financially supported. The term “child support” refers to the financial support provided by one parent to another for their children in common when those two parents are no longer together. This article addresses three common questions that we are frequently asked about child support in Maryland. How is child support calculated in Maryland? In Maryland, child support is calculated according to the…Read More

What Is A Prenuptial Agreement?
  • By: Robert Greenberg, Esq.
  • Published: June 19, 2023

A prenuptial agreement is an agreement between two parties made in anticipation of marriage. The agreement is typically intended to address property and other monetary-related issues which may arise out of the marriage. Prenuptial agreements may be referred to by other terms such as an antenuptial agreement, prenuptial contract, premarital agreement or "prenup." Prenuptial agreements are governed by contract law in the state of Maryland. The purpose of such an agreement can vary, but they are essentially used for parties to agree on issues including: Property rights in property acquired before or during the marriage; The disposition of property in the event of a divorce;…Read More

Legislative Changes To Maryland Divorce Law In 2023
  • By: Robert Greenberg, Esq.
  • Published: May 15, 2023

Summary Of Changes In Maryland Family Law: Several grounds for divorce will be eliminated from October 1, 2023, including adultery, desertion, insanity, criminal convictions leading to incarceration, cruelty of treatment, and 12-month separation. While "fault-based" grounds have been removed, the conduct of spouses during marriage remains relevant for property distribution. Two new grounds for divorce introduced: 6-month separation (without needing separate residences) and irreconcilable differences. Mutual consent continues as a valid ground for divorce in Maryland. There are groundbreaking changes occurring in Maryland regarding family law matters, including grounds for divorce. These changes will go into effect on October 1, 2023 and will apply to…Read More

Up & Coming Lawyers Class of 2023
  • By: Robert Greenberg, Esq.
  • Published: April 27, 2023

Mr. Greenberg has been selected to the “Up & Coming Lawyers” Class of 2023 by What’s Up? Central Maryland. Greenberg Legal Group LLC focuses its practice on family law matters, including divorce, custody and other domestic issues. The firm proudly serves clients across the State of Maryland including Anne Arundel County, Howard County, Montgomery County and other counties throughout the State. Mr. Greenberg would like to thank his colleagues, staff and most importantly, his clients for this honor. Greenberg Legal Group LLC will continue to honor its commitment of serving clients in family law matters across the State of Maryland.Read More

The Benefits of a Mutual Consent Divorce
  • By: Robert Greenberg, Esq.
  • Published: April 7, 2023

A mutual consent divorce is a "no fault" ground for absolute divorce in Maryland. If you and your spouse agree that the dissolution of your marriage is in the best interest of both parties, you should seek a mutual consent divorce for a smooth, speedy and amicable resolution. The court may grant an absolute divorce on the grounds of mutual consent if the following conditions are met: (i) The parties sign, execute and submit a written settlement agreement to the court that resolves all issues pertaining to (1) alimony; (2) the distribution of property; and (3) the custody, care, visitation and support of any minor…Read More

Robert Greenberg Selected As A Super Lawyers Rising Star For Fifth Consecutive Year
  • By: Robert Greenberg, Esq.
  • Published: December 16, 2022

Mr. Greenberg has been selected as a Super Lawyers Rising Star in Maryland for his family law practice. This marks the fifth consecutive year that Mr. Greenberg has been selected. According to Super Lawyers, only the top 2.5% of attorneys in Maryland are selected to the Rising Stars list. Mr. Greenberg would like to thank his colleagues, staff and most importantly, his clients for this honor. Greenberg Legal Group LLC enjoys the great privilege of serving clients in family law matters across the State of Maryland. Mr. Greenberg is also featured in an article by Super Lawyers for a community organization. For more details please…Read More

Greenberg Legal Group LLC Featured In Our Community USA
  • By: Robert Greenberg, Esq.
  • Published: July 14, 2022

The Greenberg Legal Group is proud to have been featured in the Chesapeake edition of Our Community USA. The online version of the magazine can be found here. Our Community USA produces and publishes a directory of recommended business for the local community. Our Community USA’s focuses its content to serve the local Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (“LGBT”) communities but is a service to all people looking for local, recommended businesses. We are proud to serve Our Community USA’s efforts towards inclusivity and look forward to continuing to serve the Annapolis community and surrounding areas.Read More

Limited Divorce In Maryland
  • By: Robert Greenberg, Esq.
  • Published: June 30, 2022

In Maryland, there are two types of “divorce” – Limited Divorce and Absolute divorce. There are important distinctions between the two, including the various grounds on which either can be obtained as well as the relief that the Court can grant. Put simply, an Absolute Divorce is considered the final ending of a marriage. In contrast, a Limited Divorce does not end the marriage but establishes certain legal responsibilities while the parties are separated. This article will discuss some of the specifics of a Limited Divorce and how a Limited Divorce differs from an Absolute Divorce. What IS Limited Divorce? A Limited Divorce does not end…Read More

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