Our Firm

Weinberg Schwartz & Steyer strives to educate clients regarding their rights under Maryland law as applied to the particular circumstances of each individual. The attorneys and staff are experienced and knowledgeable in all aspects of Maryland family law.

The firm works with professionals with expertise in many areas, including accounting, mental health, business valuation and vocational assessment to obtain the optimum results for each client. Weinberg Schwartz & Steyer’s commitment to obtain a favorable outcome for the client, without losing sight of the best interest of the family, has earned the firm a well-respected reputation throughout the community at large.

Since 1995, Weinberg Schwartz & Steyer has worked diligently to maintain current knowledge of developments and changes in Maryland law. The attorneys are active in the legal and local community. Our practice has grown over the years from client, attorney and professional referrals.

News

Jolie Gelman Weinberg and Marni B. Schwartz were recently re-appointed as co-chairs of the Howard County Bar Association Family Law Committee.

Jolie Gelman Weinberg attended the Maryland State Bar Conference in Ocean City, participating in the Family Law Section Council presentation before the bar.

Jolie Gelman Weinberg is President of the Howard County Collaborative Practice.

Jolie Gelman Weinberg presented “Winning Ways at Trial” at the MICPEL Seminar held on September 15, 2006.

Bobbie G. Steyer was inducted into the Maryland Bar Foundation in June 2006.

Marni B. Schwartz co-chaired a Howard County Domestic Violence Center event, “Deanna & Dessert,” featuring the music of Deanna Bogart and desserts from local Columbia businesses.  The event raised $20,000.00 for Howard County victims of domestic violence.

Jolie Gelman Weinberg was inducted into the Howard County Bar Foundation.

Jolie Gelman Weinberg was appointed to the Maryland Collaborative Professional Council which will serve as an umbrella organization to oversee and assist the local county collaborative practices.

Marni B. Schwartz was appointed to the Domestic Case Management Committee of the Circuit Court for Howard County.  Under the leadership of The Honorable Diane O. Leasure, the committee is charged with developing a new family law case management system.

Marni B. Schwartz was recently selected by Kenneth Ulman, Howard County Executive Elect, to serve on the Howard County Public Safety Transition Committee.