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December 04, 2025

6 Tucker Family Law Attorneys Recognized as 2025 Top Lawyers by Washingtonian

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Washington, DC — Six Tucker partners — Emily Baker, Marina Barannik, Jonathan Dana, Jennifer Davison, Katherine O’Rourke and Sarah Zimmerman — have been recognized by Washingtonian in its 2025 Top Lawyers list [...]

November 11, 2025

In the news: New custody statute hailed as more ‘child-centric’

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Tucker founding partner Sarah J. Zimmerman was recently featured in The Daily Record discussing Maryland’s new child custody statute — a major step toward making the custody determination process more “child-centric.” Sarah shares how the [...]

November 11, 2025

Lawdragon Names 7 Tucker Partners to 2026 “500 Leading Family Lawyers” List

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Washington, DC — Seven Tucker PLLC partners are honored on Lawdragon’s 2026 500 Leading Family Lawyers list. The award recognizes the nation’s most respected family law attorneys who have excelled in family [...]

October 05, 2025

No-fault doesn’t mean no consequences: how bad behavior matters in D.C. and Maryland divorces

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Many people often assume that because D.C. and Maryland are “no-fault” divorce jurisdictions, a spouse’s conduct during the marriage isn’t relevant. That’s not true. Even in no-fault divorces, conduct during the marriage, [...]

September 21, 2025

Maryland custody law is changing for the better. HB 1191 goes into effect on October 1 — and could affect determination of custody in your case

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Beginning in October 2025, Maryland courts, like our neighboring jurisdictions in D.C. and Virginia, will finally have specific and detailed statutory factors that a judge hearing a custody case may consider when [...]

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