Resources

By Kathleen M. Kirchner Attorney At Law • October 1, 2026
Learn whether you must consent to a Maryland vehicle search, what happens if you refuse, and how voluntary consent and its scope affect a criminal case.
By Kathleen M. Kirchner Attorney At Law • September 22, 2026
Facing charges in Annapolis? Learn what local court knowledge, charge-specific experience, and early action mean when hiring a criminal defense attorney in Anne Arundel County.
By Kathleen M. Kirchner Attorney At Law • September 14, 2026
Learn the step-by-step procedural roadmap for a contested divorce with complex assets in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court — timelines, discovery, and trial.
By Kathleen M. Kirchner Attorney At Law • September 3, 2026
Learn what credentials, local court experience, and Maryland law knowledge matter most when choosing a divorce attorney in Annapolis before you hire.
By Kathleen M. Kirchner Attorney At Law • August 31, 2026
Understand what to expect during a family law appeal in Baltimore County, MD, including deadlines, appellate standards, and the process of challenging trial errors.
By Kathleen M. Kirchner Attorney At Law • August 26, 2026
Learn how a contested child custody case proceeds in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court — from filing through trial, evidence, and what a lawyer does at each stage.
By Kathleen M. Kirchner Attorney At Law • August 18, 2026
Learn how Maryland courts divide complex assets in high-asset divorces, from business interests to retirement accounts, in Anne Arundel County cases.
By Kathleen M. Kirchner Attorney At Law • August 18, 2026
Learn how Maryland's equitable distribution standard applies to business interests, retirement accounts, and real estate in a high-asset Annapolis divorce.
By Kathleen M. Kirchner Attorney At Law • August 1, 2026
Avoid common mistakes in Calvert County, MD prenuptial agreements by understanding asset protection, disclosure rules, and what Maryland law prohibits.
By Kathleen M. Kirchner Attorney At Law • July 2, 2026
Learn how alimony works in Howard County, MD, including pendente lite, rehabilitative, and indefinite support, plus factors courts consider in awards.