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DC and MD Matrimonial Lawyer Focusing on Custody, Divorce and Prenups

For over 20 years, Regina A. DeMeo has been helping families in MD and DC with custody and divorce issues either through mediation, litigation or advocacy. She is an alumna of Georgetown University and GW University Law School, who is nationally recognized as a top matrimonial attorney. She is frequently quoted in the media for her ideas to promote healthier relationships and featured in the Washington Post, ABA Journal and Bethesda Magazine for her care and commitment to her clients. As a legal commentator, she has appeared on Washington Post Express Facebook Live, ABC tv, Good Morning America, MMCTV, YouTube and Sirius XM, and has been quoted in various magazines, books and journals across the country.

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1710, 2014

What Legal Services Can You Afford?

By |October 17th, 2014|Categories: Blog, Uncategorized|Tags: , , , , , , , |

For those about to embark in the divorce process, it is important to understand the four main types of services that we generally provide for clients with family law matters: (1) initial consults; (2) flat-fee services for preparing specific documents; (3) alternate dispute resolution; or (4) representation through retainers. Initial consults are key because they provide clients with an overview of the law, including their rights and obligations, as well as a detailed explanation of the legal process.  It is important to obtain this information, together with an expert's advice on strategy, early on and usually a one-hour consult in the DC Area ranges from $300-$600, depending on the attorney's reputation and level of experience. Flat-fee services are typically offered for drafting or reviewing Separation Agreements and/or uncontested divorce documents simply because the time involved with these services can easily be predicted.  Flat-fee arrangements are not available in contested situations. Alternate dispute resolution is conducted outside of court and includes using an attorney as a mediator or working in a Collaborative Divorce Process.  In these arrangements, you may be able to pay as you go for these services, without the need for hefty retainers because you are agreeing to avoid litigation and instead focus on an amicable settlement. Representation through retainers requires clients to pay a deposit towards the legal [...]

1510, 2014

Should I Stay or Should I Go?

By |October 15th, 2014|Categories: Blog|Tags: , , , , , , , , , |

Lots of couples will ask themselves this question as the holidays approach: should I stay or should I go?  If you are really on the fence, you may want to check out Gottman's book, "What Makes Love Last?"  Personally, I feel that if you are asking this question, you probably already know the answer.  Below is the link to a short article that covers the legal points you should consider in a divorce: http://www.wealthstrategiesjournal.com/regina-a-demeo-what-are-the-key-points-to-consider-in-a-divorce/ Here's a Youtube video with one of my MD colleagues explaining the dark side of divorce: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SG_OXfOUYk If you want to set up a personal consult in MD or DC, please feel free to email me at rad@reginademeo.com

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