How Long Do Maryland Child Custody Cases Usually Take?

How Long Do Maryland Child Custody Cases Usually Take?

A typical Maryland child custody case can take up to a year to fully resolve. Every custody case is unique and depends on how quickly parents reach agreements. Delays in the court system or postponements can extend the timeline. Temporary orders may be put in place to help families maintain stability while the case moves forward.

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