Brodsky Renehan Pearlstein & Bouquet, Chartered (BRP Family Law), is pleased to highlight attorney Heather R. Sweren’s participation as a speaker in the Montgomery County Commission for Women’s educational seminar series, “Separation and Divorce: What Do I Need to Know?” on November, 4th 2026.
Presented in partnership with the Bar Association of Montgomery County’s Family Law Section, the free monthly virtual series helps Maryland residents better understand the legal and practical considerations involved in separation and divorce.
The program began is a free monthly virtual seminar series featuring local family law attorneys and continues through June 2027, giving community members opportunities to learn about key family law issues directly from practicing attorneys.
Helping Maryland Residents Understand Separation and Divorce
Divorce and separation often involve difficult decisions about finances, property, family relationships, and long-term planning. Understanding the legal process can help individuals make more informed decisions about their circumstances and available options.
The Montgomery County Commission for Women developed this seminar series to make essential family law information more accessible to residents considering or experiencing separation and divorce.
Each monthly session features a local family law attorney who discusses Maryland’s legal requirements, procedures, and practical considerations for divorce.
Topics addressed throughout the series include:
- Alimony and financial support
- Property division and marital assets
- Financial statements and disclosure requirements
- Dispute resolution methods
- Protective orders
- When and where to file for divorce
The presentations offer general legal education and provide an opportunity for participants to become more familiar with the issues that may arise during separation and divorce proceedings.
Heather R. Sweren’s Commitment to Community Legal Education
As an attorney at BRP Family Law, Heather R. Sweren represents clients navigating family law matters in Maryland.
Her participation in the Commission for Women’s educational programming reflects the importance of helping community members understand the legal issues that can affect their families and financial futures.
Separation and divorce can raise questions about property rights, financial responsibilities, parenting arrangements, and the procedures involved in resolving family law disputes.
Through educational initiatives such as this seminar series, practicing attorneys can share general legal information that helps individuals better understand the process before making significant decisions.
BRP Family Law is proud to recognize Heather’s involvement in this community education initiative and her commitment to supporting greater public understanding of family law.
Seminar Schedule and Registration Information
The “Separation and Divorce: What Do I Need to Know?” series is free and open to residents interested in learning more about Maryland divorce law.
Program: Separation and Divorce: What Do I Need to Know?
Presented By: Montgomery County Commission for Women, in partnership with the Bar Association of Montgomery County’s Family Law Section
Schedule: First Wednesday of each month through June 2027
Time: 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Location: Virtual via Zoom
Cost: Free with registration
Participants must register online to receive the Zoom meeting link.
For registration information or questions about the series, contact the Montgomery County Commission for Women at 240-777-8300 or cfwinfo@montgomerycountymd.gov.
BRP Family Law’s Dedication to Maryland Families
Brodsky Renehan Pearlstein & Bouquet focuses exclusively on family law, representing individuals throughout Maryland and Washington, D.C.
Our attorneys assist clients with divorce, child custody and visitation, child support, alimony, complex property division, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, and other domestic relations matters.
We recognize that family law issues often involve significant personal and financial consequences. Our approach emphasizes careful preparation, strategic legal guidance, and representation tailored to each client’s circumstances and goals.
We are pleased to support opportunities that promote legal education and help Maryland residents better understand the family law process.
To learn more about Heather R. Sweren, visit her attorney biography.
For additional information about BRP Family Law and our services, visit www.brpfamilylaw.com.
