The Complete Guide To A Maryland Divorce

About the Book

To fit with the times, I first felt a need to pass along information in small tidbits that can be digested before they quickly melt into the next month. But the topic of divorce is closer to the hard-to-shallow aftertaste of life. Tidbits are short burst of flavor. They are for entertainment. Divorce is not entertainment.

About the Author

William T. Kerr, Esq. is the principal in Bregel & Kerr, Suite 203, 606 Baltimore Ave., Towson, Maryland 21204. (Phone) 410-828-6818; (Fax) 410-828-6820; e-mail wlawkerr@verizon.net. Mr. Kerr was educated at the University of Michigan where he obtained a B.B.A. (With Distinction) and his Juris Doctor. He was an Assistant Editor of the University of Michigan Law Review and was a co-recipient of the Howard B Coblentz Award as the outstanding Assistant Editor. Mr. Kerr was as Assistant Professor and Co-Director of the University of Michigan School of Law Clinical Law Program in Ann Arbor, Michigan and thereafter an Associate Professor and Coordinator of the University of Maryland Law School Clinical Law Program. At the University of Maryland Law School, he also taught courses in the Legal Profession, Torts and a seminar in Family Law. Mr. Kerr has specialized in the practice of Family Law in Maryland for over 25 years. He is the author of the Custody and Children Section of Maryland Divorce & Separation Law published periodically by the Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education. He is also the author of “The Use of Appointed Counsel for Children in Maryland-A Need for Standards and Guidance” published in 26 University of Baltimore Law Review p. 517 (1997). He is a member of the American, Maryland and Baltimore County Bar Associations. He has been a past Chairman of the Education Committee and a member of the Family Law Committee -1990-1995 of the Baltimore County Bar Association and has been a speaker at several continuing education seminars on topics ranging from complex custody, Munchausen’s By Proxy and other topics relating to Maryland Divorce and Separation Law.