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Phone: (301) 339-8086

TollFree: (866) 919-9723

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One Rockville Metro Ctr

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Central Rockville, Town Square

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Avery & Upton Law Office

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Phone: (301) 762-7644

Address: 51 Monroe St, Rockville, MD 20850

Website: http://www.averyuptonlaw.com

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Divorce
When Avery & Upton works with a pro se client in an uncontested divorce, we are not taking on the responsibility of managing the case. Therefore our fees are much lower. We are only performing tasks that you ask us to do, and that we can do more efficiently or effectively than you can.
Child Support
Receiving adequate financial support is critical to a child’s well-being. It is important that child support does not become just one more thing parents fight over in a divorce. We understand that financial issues are often contentious, but we try to keep clients focused on the needs of the children in these cases.
Child Custody and Visitation
At Avery & Upton, we represent numerous military, federal and government employees in Maryland family law cases. We have experience with overseas divorce and child custody cases, and can represent people all over the world via phone, Internet and fax. If you are a government employee or spouse of a government employee, you can rely on our attorneys for all legal matters related to divorce and custody, including complex property division.
Adoption
Paternity
A child born to unmarried parents in Maryland has no legal father. An unwed biological father can establish legal rights to the child by putting his name on the child’s birth certificate and signing an Affidavit of Parentage before the child’s 18th birthday. We can help you add your name to your child’s birth certificate. If the alleged father does not sign an Affidavit of Parentage, DNA testing will be used to prove or disprove paternity.
Premarital Agreement
A prenuptial agreement, also called a premarital agreement, is a legal document entered into prior to the wedding day. It does not “anticipate divorce” but rather sets out the financial outcome, should divorce be in your future.
Spousal Support
At Avery & Upton, we have helped hundreds of people through divorce. We understand that alimony may be a sensitive issue. You can rely on our attorneys to help you resolve it as effectively as possible. Divorce litigation can be an expensive process, and the longer a couple fights over alimony, the higher the final cost. Our Montgomery County alimony lawyers will protect your rights while keeping your budget and overall goals in mind.
Legal Separation
There is considerable confusion surrounding legal separation in Maryland. It’s not surprising. To get an absolute divorce in Maryland, you must be separated from your spouse for a year. However, “legal separation” does not exist in legal terms. It is not a document or a stage of a divorce.
Annulment
Annulments are legal in Maryland, but they are very rare. It is difficult to prove to the court that a marriage is void or voidable. It is typically easier to get a divorce than an annulment.
Child Abuse

Restraining Order
Before we begin the property division process, we will determine whether each asset is marital or separate property. We can also search for hidden assets and/or file a temporary financial restraining order when necessary.

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