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Can I Modify My Child Custody Agreement?
Child custody is a complicated legal matter that sometimes leaves one or both parents in situations they are not 100% satisfied with. Perhaps one parent thinks they were not given enough time with their children or the scheduling is unfair considering the circumstances. A parent may also find that over time, as life and circumstances…
Maryland Divorce FAQs
Going through a divorce can be a challenging time for you, your spouse, and your entire family. Aside from the emotional and mental toll, navigating the legal process can be extremely difficult, especially without the help of knowledgeable and experienced legal representation. The attorneys of Turnbull, Nicholson & Sanders, P.A. have a deep understanding of…
6 TNS Family Law Attorneys Selected as 2021 Super Lawyers in Maryland
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | Six attorneys of TNS Family Law have been selected as 2021 Super Lawyers in Maryland. Super Lawyers recognizes the top attorneys across the nation in over 70 practice areas. Attorneys who are selected by Super Lawyers are highly regarded by their peers and are known for their professional achievements. The…
Divorcing During a Pandemic: Parent Coordination
If you are looking to divorce during the pandemic, we encourage you to explore alternative dispute resolutions like Parent Coordination. The Maryland court system still remains in Phase II of the Maryland Judiciary’s reopening plan. The court system is scheduled to return to Phase IV operations on March 15, 2021, and Phase IV operations on April…
Divorcing During the Pandemic: Arbitration
The Maryland court system still remains in Phase II of the Maryland Judiciary’s reopening plan. The court system is scheduled to return to Phase IV operations on March 15, 2021, and Phase IV operations on April 26, 2021. Currently, no in-person multi-day trials are being held, and most jurisdictions are not allowing remote multi-day trials. Most…
Divorcing During the Pandemic: Mediation
The Maryland court system still remains in Phase II of the Maryland Judiciary’s reopening plan. The court system is scheduled to return to Phase IV operations on March 15, 2021, and Phase IV operations on April 26, 2021. Currently, no in-person multi-day trials are being held, and most jurisdictions are not allowing remote multi-day trials. Most…
Divorcing During the Pandemic: What You Need to Know about Marital Settlement Agreements
A Marital Settlement Agreement, also known as a Marital Separation Agreement, is a written legal agreement that settles all marital issues and which allows the parties to move forward with an Uncontested Divorce Hearing. In other words, it is a legal contract that outlines the terms of the divorce. Marital issues include everything from…
Attorney Snehal Massey Elected to 2021 Executive Board of South Asian Bar Association of Washington DC
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | Earlier this month, Snehal Massey was elected to the 2021 Executive Board of the South Asian Bar Association of Washington DC. South Asian Bar Association of Washington DC, (SABA-DC) is a voluntary bar association dedicated to meeting the needs and interests of the South Asian American legal community in the Washington…
Divorcing During the Pandemic: When You Can’t Get Into Court
Due to the rise in COVID-19 cases in the state of Maryland, the court system is returning to Phase II of the Maryland Judiciary’s reopening plan. Phase II does not permit in-person multi-day trials, and many jurisdictions will not hold multi-day trials remotely. The courts will continue to hear other matters in-person or remotely,…