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MARYLAND FAMILY LAW APPEALS:
Trial and Appellate Advocacy
Perhaps the trial court decision about divorce, alimony, child custody, visitation, child support, property division and monetary award, or other family law issue is confusing or unfavorable to you and you're not sure about your rights. Or maybe your adversary has filed an appeal and you're not sure what your next step should be. John Weaver understands the procedural and substantive aspects of Maryland appellate practice, and the time-sensitive nature of filing and pursuing appeals. Mr. Weaver has a passion for oral and written client advocacy. He has written more than a dozen appellate briefs and argued cases before the Maryland Court of Special Appeals, resulting in three reported appellate decisions about significant family law issues: Das v. Das, 133 Md. App. 1 (2000) (divorce grounds); Guarino v. Guarino, 112 Md. App. 1 (1996) (pendente lite alimony); and Rogers v. Rogers, 80 Md. App. 575 (1989) (marital property, indefinite alimony, marital debt, attorneys fees). In the past two years, Mr. Weaver and Ms. Malik successfully briefed and argued multiple family law cases before the Maryland Court of Special Appeals.
Mr. Weaver will bring his experience to bear to advise you about your rights, provide practical and realistic counsel about your appeal alternative, and zealously advocate your case.
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