MARYLAND MASTERS SYSTEM

In Maryland family law cases involving child custody, visitation, support, or alimony, you may have to appear before a master, a hearing officer who takes testimony and makes preliminary rulings. Masters submit their recommendations to a judge, who has the final say. There are two types of masters: standing and special masters. They are involved in various domestic cases, including uncontested divorces and support modifications. Given the significant role of masters, consulting an experienced attorney can be crucial in navigating your case effectively....

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