This newest edition of Fader's Maryland Family Law, renamed to recognize Honorable John F. Fader, II (retired), the original author of Maryland Family Law and known throughout the state as one of the leading authorities on family law matters. For the lawyers who practice family law, the Judges and Masters who resolve family law disputes, and the many individuals who work within the court system which serves the citizens of Maryland in family law matters, the 5th Edition provides thorough treatment of both marriage and parent-child relationships, including: • Analysis and decisions under the Marital Property Act of 1979 • Child custody and support • Alimony • Marital property • Paternity • Domestic violence • Settlement agreements Don't miss this comprehensive and convenient hardbound volume, newly updated to bring you the most current materials.

Fader's Maryland Family Law

Thomas C. Ries

John F. Fader II

Cynthia (Cindy) Callahan

Richard J. Gilbert

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Maryland Family Law, the preeminent treatise on matrimonial law in the state, has been revised, renamed and substantially re-organized. Now entitled Fader's Maryland Family Law in honor of founding author Honorable John F. Fader II (retired), it includes full analysis of Maryland law regarding divorce, custody, support, agreements, attorney's fees, and property distribution, as well as domestic violence and the Maryland family court process. This useful text not only explains the law, but also explains how the law came to be, the policy considerations behind specific enactments and case law, and the problem areas in implementation of the law. Helpful tips are also provided for the practitioner. Whether you are a general practitioner or a family law attorney, this edition will provide the information and analysis you need. Highlights include: • A chapter on the rights of Unmarried Cohabitants. • Revised chapters on Custody, UCCJEA and UIFSA, Parentage, and Domestic Violence. • Extensive citation to up-to-date resources, not only case law, but also treatises and research from around the United States. • A chapter on Practice and Procedure, with definitions of commonly used terms in family law matters, including religious customs and law regarding marriage and divorce.

Fader's Maryland Family Law, Sixth Edition

Cynthia Callahan

Fader's Maryland Family Law, so named in honor of its founding author, the Honorable John F. Fader II (retired), is the preeminent treatise on matrimonial law in Maryland. It includes a full analysis of the Maryland law regarding divorce, custody, child support, alimony, agreements, attorney's fees, and property distribution, as well as domestic violence and the Maryland family court process, which includes the court system’s Parenting Plan Protocol. 
The Seventh Edition is the work product of Honorable Cynthia Callahan (retired) and Thomas C. Ries, Esquire, who have co-authored this publication since 2008 and have decades of family law practice experience and perspective. 
This useful text not only explains the law, but also explains how the law came to be, the policy considerations behind specific enactments and case law, and the problem areas in implementation of the law. Helpful tips are also provided. Whether you are a general practitioner or a family law attorney, this resource provides the information and analysis you need. 
Highlights of the Seventh Edition include: 
- In-depth discussion and analysis of Property Distribution 
- A chapter on the rights of Unmarried Cohabitants 
- Updated chapters on Custody, UCCJEA and UIFSA, Parentage, and Domestic Violence 
- Clear and extensive citation to up-to-date resources, including case law, treatises, and research from around the United States 
- A Miscellaneous Chapter, “A to Z”, with discussion and reference to frequent issues and commonly used terms in Maryland family law matters

Fader's Maryland Family Law 7th Edition

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