Wasserman White
Family Law
Compassionate Counsel. Skilled Advocacy. Better Outcomes.
Our Philosophy
Founded in 2018 by Laurie Wasserman, Wasserman White Family Law was established with a distinct vision: to create a firm dedicated to excellence in family law while fostering a supportive community for clients. Laurie’s objective was to develop an environment where families confronting legal challenges could access expert guidance and a compassionate support network.
In 2023, Laurie welcomed Martha White as a partner, further strengthening the firm’s capacity to serve clients.
Wasserman White Family Law is a respected family law firm recognized for its professional, supportive approach and strong advocacy. We are committed to delivering personalized care and expert legal representation, ensuring clients feel empowered and understood throughout their legal journey.
Testimonials
We care about your experience.

Chris
7 out of 5 stars!
Wasserman White Family Law was unfailingly professional, kind, and knowledgeable throughout the process. I cannot recommend Wasserman White Family Law highly enough to do it justice.

John D.
Absolutely Invaluable!
Wasserman White Family Law leveraged their considerable experience to represent me on short notice, and to help navigate me through a particularly complex custodial issue.

Alina Y.
Exceptional Team!
They provided invaluable support and guidance throughout my separation and divorce process. Their clear communication and compassionate approach made this difficult time much easier to navigate.

Wendy
Unparalleled Professionalism!
Wasserman White is full of outstanding advocates and negotiators for their clients. They are responsive, validating, sharp, efficient, and decisive. They cover all the bases and then some!
Testimonials

Chris
7 out of 5 stars!
Wasserman White Family Law was unfailingly professional, kind, and knowledgeable throughout the process. I cannot recommend Wasserman White Family Law highly enough to do it justice.

John D.
Absolutely Invaluable!
Wasserman White Family Law leveraged their considerable experience to represent me on short notice, and to help navigate me through a particularly complex custodial issue.

Alina Y.
Exceptional Team!
They provided invaluable support and guidance throughout my separation and divorce process. Their clear communication and compassionate approach made this difficult time much easier to navigate.

Wendy
Unparalleled Professionalism!
Wasserman White is full of outstanding advocates and negotiators for their clients. They are responsive, validating, sharp, efficient, and decisive. They cover all the bases and then some!
Our Commitment to you
At Wasserman White Family Law, we are committed to fostering an inclusive and respectful environment—regardless of background, identity, or experience. We believe that diversity strengthens our community, equity ensures fairness, and inclusion fosters collaboration. Our dedication to these principles guides our work, ensuring that every client and colleague is treated with dignity, respect, and fairness.
We will continue our work in building a more inclusive future where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.
Resources
Wasserman White Family Law Proud to Sponsor MVLS’ Taste For Pro Bono
Wasserman White Family Law is proud to announce their sponsorship of Maryland Volunteer Lawyer Services’ Taste for Pro Bono event.
All’s Fair? A Maryland Family Law Attorney’s Take on Kim Kardashian’s Latest Legal Drama
If you’ve spent time on social media lately, you’ve probably heard something about All’s Fair, the new legal drama starring
What to Do If You Cannot Afford to Pay Child Support
Child support payments can be difficult to manage in a perfect economy. With unemployment rates the highest they have been
Divorce & Separation
How Parents Can Help Their Adult Children Through Divorce
Divorce is one of life’s most emotionally draining transitions. When it’s your adult child going through it, the pain can
How Financial Health Affects Custody Disputes in Maryland
When parents separate, custody decisions in Maryland are always based on one guiding principle: the best interests of the child.
The Evolving Landscape of Military Divorce & Custody in 2025
Military families face unique challenges in divorce and custody cases—frequent relocations, deployments, and benefit complexities. Here’s what’s new in 2025
Identifying Narcissism During Divorce: What to Watch For and How to Protect Yourself
Narcissists rarely take responsibility. If you’re in the middle of a divorce and questioning your partner’s behavior, it’s critical to
Co-Parenting & Custody
What to Do If You Cannot Afford to Pay Child Support
Child support payments can be difficult to manage in a perfect economy. With unemployment rates the highest they have been
Maryland Supreme Court Ruling and Impacts: In the Matter of the Marriage of Houser (2024)
In In the Matter of the Marriage of Houser (Sept. Term 2024), the Supreme Court of Maryland addressed whether parents
What E.N. v. T.R. Means for De Facto Parents
The case E.N. v. T.R., decided by the Maryland Court of Appeals, clarifies important requirements for de facto parent status. What
De Facto Parentage in Maryland: Custody Rights When You Are Not the Biological Parent
Maryland recognizes that people who are neither biological nor adoptive parents can sometimes play a real “parental” role in a
News & Legislation
Wasserman White Family Law Proud to Sponsor MVLS’ Taste For Pro Bono
Wasserman White Family Law is proud to announce their sponsorship of Maryland Volunteer Lawyer Services’ Taste for Pro Bono event.
Wasserman White Recognized as 2026 Top Maryland Super Lawyers
We are proud to announce the multiple attorneys at Wasserman White Family Law have been recognized by 2026 Maryland Super
Maryland Divorce Law 2025: Key Reforms, Case Impacts, and What Comes Next
Maryland has entered a new chapter in family law. As of October 2025, divorcing couples can now separate on no-fault
Dating During Divorce: What Maryland’s New Laws Mean for You
Dating during divorce can feel liberating—and risky. While Maryland no longer allows “fault divorce” based on adultery, new laws and