Family Law

Upper Marlboro Family Law Attorneys

Domestic law involves issues that are critical to the financial security and emotional welfare of those involved. At Sasscer, Clagett & Bucher (SCB) our family law attorneys provide clients with sound counsel and powerful advocacy, working as a team to guide the clients through issues such as divorce and division of property.

Distinguished family law attorneys

Attorney Paul J. Reinstein, a Fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and past Chair of the Maryland State Bar Association Family & Juvenile Law Section, a senior partner in the firm, serves as an instructor in presentations for lawyers in the area of family law, and leads our domestic law practice.

Our family law and divorce lawyers have over 45 years of cumulative experience, and offer exceptional expertise in the area of complex property matters. Our clients benefit from our family law attorneys' team approach. As our client, you will be able, on very short notice, to speak to a member of the team, and one of the team will contact you when there is a development in your case.

Our domestic law practice

Our family law attorneys handle a broad range of issues on behalf of our clients, including:

• Divorce /dissolution of marriage
• Child support and custody
• Division of marital property
• Spousal support/alimony
• Legal separation, separation agreements
• Prenuptial agreements (antenuptial/premarital contracts)
• Postnuptial agreements
• Guardianships
• Paternity
• Modification of decrees

Our attorneys are distinguished trial lawyers, always prepared to litigate when it is in a client's best interests. If you would like to discuss a legal issue with a member of our practice, please contact us to schedule an initial interview. We serve clients throughout Maryland from offices in Upper Marlboro and La Plata.

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Sasscer, Clagett & Bucher
Prince George's County, Maryland

SCB accepts Visa and MasterCard. These Credit cards may be used to pay for legal work previously performed and expenses incurred by the firm for the client. But there are ethical restrictions on the acceptance of credit card payments for retainer fees (i.e., advance payment for work or expenses to be performed or incurred). Because of those restrictions, SCB cannot accept credit card payments for retainers and other advance payments. (For further details, see Maryland State Bar Ass'n, Ethics Docket 02-23 (Acceptance of Credit Card Payment as Retainer)).