Maryland family law.Clear strategy for personal decisions.

Kim & Grillo represents clients in divorce, custody, support, protective-order, and property disputes throughout Maryland. Family cases require both legal preparation and a clear understanding of the client's practical priorities.

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Family Law Services

Start with the family or financial issue that needs attention.

Family-law matters often overlap. These pages explain the records, decisions, and practical issues that may need to be addressed as part of a larger case strategy.

Divorce

Divorce can involve far more than ending a marriage. Parenting arrangements, property, support, debt, financial records, and long-term practical consequences may all need to be addressed.

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Child Custody

Custody disputes can affect where a child lives, how parents share time, how important decisions are made, and how the family functions from week to week.

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Child Support

Child support disputes often require accurate financial information, a clear understanding of existing orders, and attention to how parenting arrangements and other obligations fit together.

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Alimony

Alimony can become a central financial issue in divorce, particularly when the spouses have different incomes, earning capacities, or post-separation financial circumstances.

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Protective Orders

Protective-order proceedings can move quickly and may overlap with custody, housing, employment, firearms, or criminal issues. The court papers and hearing dates should be reviewed promptly.

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Property Division

Property division can involve real estate, bank and investment accounts, retirement benefits, vehicles, debt, business interests, and disputes about ownership or value.

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Case Preparation

Build the case around the decisions that matter.

Define the Immediate Issues

Identify court dates, existing orders, urgent parenting or financial concerns, and the decisions that cannot wait.

Build the Record

Organize agreements, orders, financial records, communications, schedules, and other information relevant to the dispute.

Identify the Path

Separate issues that may be resolved by agreement from issues that may require court intervention.

Prepare for Resolution

Develop a practical strategy for negotiation, hearing, or trial based on the circumstances of the family.

Attorney

Family-law representation by Tae H. Kim.

Tae H. Kim has practiced in Maryland since 1999 and regularly handles matters in Howard County, Anne Arundel County, Frederick County, and Baltimore County.

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Before a Consultation

Bring the documents that define the current situation.

Existing orders, agreements, hearing notices, financial records, parenting schedules, and relevant communications can help the firm understand the case efficiently.

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