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Do you love family law? Are you committed to providing excellent service for clients? Do you want to work independently with the support of a team? McCabe Russell, PA, is searching for a Family Law Attorney with at least 3 years of Family Law experience who shares our commitment to excellence and compassion. The ideal candidate will have litigation experience, a demonstrated commitment to a career in family law, and superior verbal and written communication skills. Requirements and Responsibilities: Licensed to practice law in Maryland (DC a plus) Minimum of 3 years experience practicing family law (first chair a plus) Exceptional oral and written communication skills Professional demeanor and poise Ability to manage multiple cases with changing deadlines and client demands Meticulous attention to detail Effective time management and organization skills Commitment to facilitating a positive work environment focused on teamwork, open-mindedness, and willingness to learn from others and share ideas McCabe Russell offers a competitive benefits package including employer provided medical, dental and vision insurance, employer matching 401(k), paid holidays, paid time off, as well as the opportunity for performance bonuses and advancement. To be considered for this position, please submit your résumé, a cover letter with salary expectations, and a writing sample to Kierra Wiggins ([email protected]). All inquiries will be kept confidential. www.mccaberussell.com

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 questions become a problem for you in the future. 

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.

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 forward?

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. 

In May, McCabe Russell, PA teamed up once again with the Community Action Council of Howard County and volunteered at the Howard County Food Bank. We invite you to check out these photos of the day, and to learn more about how you can help, too!

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.

Many couples choose to live together without getting married. Whether driven by personal preferences, cultural norms, or financial considerations, cohabitation is a common relationship arrangement.

It can feel good to win. Whether it’s your favorite sports team, a personal challenge, or even a divorce, for some people winning isn’t everything; it’s the only thing. But how do you define winning in matters of family law?