Custody Matters, LLC

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Whether you are seeking legal help for family law, custody, visitation, or child support, looking for the right law firm to represent you can be stressful. With over 10 years’ experience serving Baltimore, MD and the surrounding area, Custody Matters, LLC can help make this decision easier. Custody Matters, LLC prides itself on its client-​centered approach. With weeknight hours and payment plans available, we go out of our way to see to it that you are provided with the highest level of care on terms that work for you. Call us today!

History

Established in 2006.

About Bryon W. Szojchet Esq.

Bryon started out as a rabbinical student with aspirations of teaching and counseling. Bryon married and raised his six children while serving as a teacher and a Rabbi for almost 20 years. It was during this period that he not only became aware of but experienced first hand the array of social, emotional, spiritual and financial challenges facing families during separation and divorce. The plight of the children became his greatest concern. Bryon saw that he could best serve people in such circumstances as an attorney and advocate.

So, in 2000, at the age of 41, while working full time to support his family, Bryon attended the University of Maryland School of Law, graduated with Honors and was admitted to practice Law in the State of Maryland.

To acquire litigation experience, Bryon volunteered as a pro bono panel attorney for the Public Defender in Baltimore City. After six months he was invited to join the litigation team at the House of Ruth Legal Clin

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About Bryon W. Szojchet Esq.

Bryon started out as a rabbinical student with aspirations of teaching and counseling. Bryon married and raised his six children while serving as a teacher and a Rabbi for almost 20 years. It was during this period that he not only became aware of but experienced first hand the array of social, emotional, spiritual and financial challenges facing families during separation and divorce. The plight of the children became his greatest concern. Bryon saw that he could best serve people in such circumstances as an attorney and advocate.

So, in 2000, at the age of 41, while working full time to support his family, Bryon attended the University of Maryland School of Law, graduated with Honors and was admitted to practice Law in the State of Maryland.

To acquire litigation experience, Bryon volunteered as a pro bono panel attorney for the Public Defender in Baltimore City. After six months he was invited to join the litigation team at the House of Ruth Legal Clin