McCabe Russell, P.A. Attorneys Recognized by Maryland Super Lawyers for 2025
McCabe Russell, P.A. is thrilled to announce that Maryland Super Lawyers and Rising Stars recognized six of our attorneys for their exceptional work. Please join us in congratulating our dedicated team! Super Lawyers offers an objective rating of “outstanding lawyers who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement.” The organization does not…
Read MoreMcCabe Russell Continues Tradition of Giving Back with the Community Action Council of Howard County
At McCabe Russell, P.A., we like to give back whenever we get the chance. This month, we returned to the Howard County Food Bank to once again team up with the Community Action Council of Howard County. The experience allowed us to connect while contributing to an excellent local cause. We captured some event highlights,…
Read MoreWhat to Do if Your Spouse Has Borderline Personality Disorder
Living with someone who has borderline personality disorder (BPD) can feel confusing and cause anxiety. It often leads to rifts in personal relationships and even poses problems maintaining employment, leading to further turbulence due to financial woes. Understanding BPD will go a long way in determining whether your marriage can go the distance and help…
Read MoreDivorcing a Gambling Addict: What You Should Know
Like any kind of addiction, gambling can add both financial and emotional stress to a marriage. In some cases, this stress can cause the breakup of a relationship, and as the spouse of a gambling addict, it’s important to understand the challenges that may come along with a divorce. The National Center for Responsible Gaming…
Read More50/50 Custody in Maryland – What to Know and FAQs
Many people in Maryland have a difficult time understanding custody arrangements. As Fulton family law attorneys, we often get questions about 50/50 custody and other types of custody arrangements. Our goal is to help you better understand and obtain the right information to make well-informed decisions regarding your unique circumstances and your child’s best interests.…
Read MoreThe Rise of Digital Assets, Like Bitcoin and NFTs, Is Complicating Divorce Settlements
Living in a digital world is changing how divorce settlements are handled. Due to the rise of Bitcoin, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), cryptocurrency, and other online accounts, new challenges are present in divorce proceedings. If you are considering filing for divorce and own or suspect your spouse owns digital assets, now is the time to speak…
Read MoreThe Rise of Prenuptial Agreements
Compared to years and decades prior, prenuptial agreements are becoming increasingly popular. More couples are becoming willing to have open conversations and even sign prenuptial agreements with little to no hesitation. Before you decide to pop the big question or walk down the aisle in Rockville, one of the wisest steps you can take is…
Read MoreThe Impact of Social Media on Divorce Proceedings
More people continue to use social media to inform and update others about their lives, making it no surprise that these accounts can greatly impact your divorce proceedings. Before you post your six-month anniversary photo with your new partner, check in to the new nightclub that opened down the street in Bethesda, or even create…
Read MoreLegal Rights of Stepparents in Custody and Visitation
Most custody cases involve disputes and disagreements between a child’s biological parents. However, from time to time, a custody case may involve stepparents, who are typically known as third parties or de facto parents in Maryland. While more cases involving stepparents are emerging in Columbia and other parts of the state, these cases are often…
Read MoreRecognizing Mental Health Issues in a Spouse
When a spouse suffers from a mental health issue, there is a strong chance that the other spouse will be severely affected as well. Mental health issues can refer to various types of mental illnesses, which can emerge suddenly or develop over a long period. If you notice changes in your spouse’s emotional or mental…
Read MoreMcCabe Russell, P.A. Named to In the Lead: Best Women-Owned Businesses in Maryland
McCabe Russell, P.A. is proud to announce that we were named one of the In the Lead: Best Women-Owned Businesses in Maryland by The Daily Record! The award recognizes woman-owned businesses with excellent records of success. At McCabe Russell, P.A., our attorneys strive to provide dedicated, ethical client representation while staying connected to our local…
Read MoreFathers’ Rights in Maryland
Historically, custody and visitation rights heavily favored mothers, often based on the outdated notion that mothers were naturally better caregivers. However, legal perspectives have finally evolved, recognizing that fathers play an essential and irreplaceable role in the upbringing of their children. Modern family law emphasizes the child’s best interests, considering factors such as emotional ties,…
Read MoreDividing Deferred Compensation in Divorce
No matter how much you planned for the future, your marriage just did not work out. Now, you are wondering about your other plans for the future, such as those stock options you have yet to cash in. When you have deferred compensation of any type, working with a Columbia divorce attorney is hands down…
Read MoreStrategies for Protecting Your Brand and Your Reputation During a Divorce
It is time to move on from a failed marriage into a future that provides exciting new opportunities. You are ready. Yet, you have some reservations. The last thing you need is to have the hard work and reputation you built for yourself tarnished thanks to an angry, get-them-back type of spouse. When you have…
Read MoreMediation Before Marriage? Why Pre-Marital Mediation Is a Good Idea
Mediation is often viewed as a tool for resolving disputes. In reality, it brings people together to have a conversation, clarify goals and expectations, and create a plan to move forward. By starting your future together with mediation, you may be having some of the most important conversations of your lifetime now before those unanswered…
Read MoreWhat Should I Do with the Case Evidence for My Divorce?
Evidence proves your case. It helps a judge make invaluable decisions about your divorce. It may not seem clear what type of evidence exists, how your attorney will get it, or what you should do with it after your divorce. Case evidence is any type of data, photo, text messages, or other information that proves…
Read MoreWhy Not Register for Divorce Towels?
As your divorce approaches, you may find yourself anticipating new adventures, fewer stressors, and an improved quality of life. However, you might also be pondering the fate of shared possessions like the toothbrush holder in the bathroom or the China pattern gifted as a wedding present. What should happen to these items as you move…
Read MoreCommon Pitfalls to Avoid During Rockville Divorce Proceedings
Divorce proceedings can be emotionally and financially taxing for all parties involved. Navigating the complexities of divorce requires careful consideration and strategic planning to avoid common pitfalls that can prolong the process and lead to unfavorable outcomes. Let’s explore some of the most common pitfalls to avoid during divorce proceedings in Rockville, MD. Lack of…
Read MoreMcCabe Russell Volunteers with Community Action Council of Howard County for Another Amazing Experience!
Last November, McCabe Russell, P.A. teamed up with the Community Action Council of Howard County to volunteer as a firm at the Howard County Food Bank. It was one of the most fulfilling team experiences we’ve had: not only did we bond, but we did so for a truly excellent cause. That’s why we didn’t…
Read MoreWhat Challenges Come with Raising a Two-Household Child?
Over the past few decades, the way we think about parenting has changed. The traditional child custody arrangement, where the kids lived with Mom and saw Dad on occasional weekends, had to change as more women entered – and remained – in the workplace. Joint physical custody became the norm. A study conducted in 2022…
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