John S. Weaver, Esquire

           John S. Weaver concentrates his law practice on representing clients who need experienced legal representation in their family law matters including

          • divorce
          • alimony and spousal support, including temporary alimony
             or pendente lite alimony
          • monetary award, including pension and property division issues
          • child custody and visitation
          • child support and child support modifications
          • separation and property settlement agreements
          • prenuptial agreements
          • child custody and visitation modification proceedings
          • parental relocation in custody cases
          • alimony modification proceedings
          • domestic violence proceedings
          • pendente lite hearings
          • attorneys fees, suit money
          • family law appeals
          • ADR - mediation, collaborative divorce, and arbitration

          Serving clients in domestic relations matters in Montgomery County and Frederick County trial courts, and the Maryland appellate courts.

          John Weaver's unique family law experience combines over 35 years as a family law attorney representing clients in Maryland trial and appellate courts, and six years (2001-2007) as a full-time Family Magistrate in the Circuit Court for Montgomery County. Because Mr. Weaver is familiar with divorce litigation and the dispute settlement process from both sides of the bench he understands what makes for efficient, effective and persuasive trial advocacy and successful alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Mr. Weaver is trained in Mediation and Arbitration. He seeks to provide clients with knowledgeable counsel, realistic expectations, and effective assistance in resolving their family law matters whether inside the courtroom or the conference room.

          John Weaver is author of The Seven Principles of a Just Divorce: Biblical Wisdom and Legal Insight, published August 2020.

          John Weaver welcomes the opportunity to meet with you to discuss how he may be of service to you in your family law matter.