Maria Schwartz, PC

The new normal is about to become radically different. Depending on how long this pandemic continues, married couples contemplating divorce are about to create a new status quo and should be aware of the possible ramifications. https://www.msdivorcefirm.com//coronavirus-consequences-th

Maria Schwartz, PC is aware of the current health risks and issues associated with the Coronavirus and are aware of recommendations of social distancing. We want to assure you that, at this time, our office remains open, we continue to work diligently on your cases, and we are committed to maintaining a clean and safe office. We do not want this situation to interfere with your ability to seek the advice from our experienced attorneys. We are still accepting in-person consults, but we also are offering video conference consultations as an alternative to in-person meetings.

The Coronavirus is likely to cause many family and divorce related issues. Talking to your kids (and protecting them in the process) is one of the most important things you can do at this time. https://childmind.org//talking-to-kids-about-the-coronavi/

Consulting with an attorney for the first time is intimidating, to say the least. Because this time is so overwhelming for most clients, it's easy to forget that you are not just seeking legal advice; you are interviewing a firm to provide a service. Maria Schwartz has put together five key questions to ask during your consultation to make sure you get the service you need and expect during your divorce. https://www.msdivorcefirm.com//five-questions-you-must-ask

Jackie Pilossoph, HuffPost contributor and author of Divorced Girl Smiling, reveals the ten worst pieces of divorce advice she was offered while going through her own divorce. http://www.huffingtonpost.com//10-pieces-of-really-bad-div