Fighting for Child Custody.

Your total commitment is to win custody of your minor children.  Everything that you have been doing or thinking has lead up to your court appearance(s) to make that determination.  Did you know that even the way you dress in front of a family court judge could be a deciding factor in how much time you will be spending with your kids in the years to come?

Here are some things to do before you walk into court –

1.  Show willingness to work with your ex.

2.  Request an in-home evaluation.

3.  Always be aware that perception IS reality.

4.  Prepare any and all documents.

5.  Work with an experienced attorney.

As to that final point, if you live in Baltimore County contact Briana Arnold right away.  She is an experienced child custody lawyer serving the Baltimore area.  You have everything to gain and nothing to lose by sitting down at her office located at 1777 Reisterstown Road.  Call to arrange an appointment at (410) 484-1400.

American Craft Show, Baltimore - Feb 23-25th

American Craft Show, Baltimore

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AMERICAN CRAFT SHOW, BALTIMORE 2018

February 23 – 25

Baltimore Convention Center

"Join us for three days of festivities celebrating all things handmade at the American Craft Show in Baltimore. Come shop craft like you’ve never seen before from more than 650 of the country’s top contemporary jewelry, clothing, furniture, and home décor artists."

Marriage to a Non-US Citizen.

If you are a lawful permanent resident of the U.S. and already married to a non-U.S. citizen, you may petition for a Green Card (immigration) for your husband or wife.  That seems logical.  Now, what about if you are engaged?  How do you help your fiancé become a permanent resident of this country?

One way would be to apply for a fiancé visa if your future spouse currently lives overseas.  This visa lets your fiancé enter the United States for 90 days so that your marriage ceremony can take place in the United States.  Once you marry, your spouse can apply for permanent residence and remain in the US.

These and many other questions involving immigration may be answered by attorney Briana Arnold.  She is a noted Baltimore immigration lawyer who will help you through whatever process in which you are involved.  These are ever-changing times.  Arrange for a meeting with Briana Arnold at her 1777 Reisterstown office by calling (410) 484-1400.