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Top Rated Maryland Divorce & Family Law Lawyer with Personalized Client Service

Tracey Perrick is a Maryland divorce and family law lawyer who handles child custody, child support, spousal support, divorce and other family law matters.

The Law Office of Tracey L. Perrick recognizes that divorce and other family law issues are very stressful and involve sensitive issues which require both expertise and compassion. You don’t just need a divorce lawyer and family law attorney in Maryland, you need a family attorney who truly listens to you and helps you achieve family-focused results tailored to your individual goals and needs. Our Maryland divorce and family law firm is based out of Fulton, Maryland and we serve Howard County, Baltimore County, Montgomery County, Carroll County and Anne Arundel County. Call us today to ensure your family law rights are protected and learn how we can achieve the best possible outcome in your divorce or family law case.

Meet Our Maryland Divorce Attorney

Meet Our Maryland Divorce Attorney

After working for several prestigious family law firms in Maryland, most recently as a Partner at a well-known firm in Columbia and Annapolis, Tracey decided to establish her own family law practice in Howard County, Maryland in July 2020. Tracey works in Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County, Carroll County, Howard County, and Montgomery County Maryland. Tracey has many years of experience as a family law attorney and litigator. The Law Office of Tracey L. Perrick handles an array of domestic family law matters across central Maryland including but not limited to divorce law, custody law, alimony law, child support law, property settlements law, domestic violence law, contempt of court actions law, post-judgment issues, and prenuptial and postnuptial agreements.

Why Choose The Law Office of Tracey L. Perrick?

The Law office of Tracey L. Perrick is the trusted Maryland Divorce Lawyer

Our divorce and family law clients routinely refer their friends and family to us to represent them. Click below to read our 5 star reviews.

We take your divorce and family law case as seriously as you do. Let us show you. Contact our Maryland divorce lawyer today!

Whether you are facing a traditional family law matter, third party custody law matter, or high conflict divorce law matter, we are prepared to represent you and meet your individual needs.

Maryland Family Law Client Testimonials

“From the initial consultation, I knew immediately Tracey had the skill-set, intelligence, experience, and foresight to handle my precarious legal matter. She skillfully maneuvered the best legal approach in maintaining the goodwill and health of the children involved as the key focus throughout every step of the way. A consummate professional with a sensible and realistic outlook along with an efficient and hardworking drive that resulted in exemplary and unparalleled legal counsel.”

Our Maryland Divorce and Family Law Services

Alimony Law

Child Custody Law

Mediation

Child Support Law

Collaborative Law

Mutual Consent Divorce

Contempt Law

Divorce Law

Prenuptial
Agreement

Protective Orders

Marital Property

Postnuptial Agreement

Divorce and Family Law Frequently Asked Questions

No. If you and your spouse/partner have a fully executed Separation Agreement that resolves all issues between the two of you, and neither party is attempting to set aside the Separation Agreement, then you do not have to wait a year to obtain your uncontested absolute divorce and can file right away, even if you are still living together.

No! There are other routes, called “alternative dispute resolution” to resolve the issues in your case. You can go to mediation, engage in settlement negotiations, and/or utilize the collaborative law method. Tracey L. Perrick, Esq. is trained and skilled in all alternative dispute resolution methods.

Absolutely! Most contested divorce cases settle, it just varies on a case-by-case where in the litigation process that actually happens. You will have the opportunity to attend court-ordered mediation or mediation outside the court case process while the litigation is pending. It is almost always best for families to reach an agreement outside of court.