Gary Almeter, Esq.
Gary Almeter has a B.A. in English/Communications from Le Moyne College, an M.Ed. in Secondary English from Boston College, and a J.D. from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law. Following a varied and successful law practice that included a judicial clerkship, significant AmLaw 100 experience, and first chair jury trial experience, Gary is now devoting his efforts to legal content writing. Gary is the author of the memoir “The Emperor of Ice-Cream” and the novel “Kissing the Roadkill Back to Life,” as well as a frequent contributor to the humor website McSweeney’s Internet Tendency.
Latest Articles
Single-Car Accidents: Understanding Liability and Compensation
Single-car accidents are more common than many people think. A single-car accident only involves one vehicle. A single-car accident can be more complex when establishing fault and determining who pays for damages. This article answers some frequently asked questions about liability and compensation after a single-car accident. Every car accident… Read More
Rear-End Collisions: Causes, Injuries, and Liability
Some of the most common car accidents are rear-end collisions. Rear-end collisions can range from minor fender-benders to accidents with severe injuries. Rear-end collisions also raise questions about liability and who is responsible. This article answers frequent questions about rear-end collisions, their causes, and legal concerns. The facts and circumstances… Read More
Rights and Protections Under the Equal Pay Act
The Equal Pay Act (EPA) is a federal law enacted to eliminate gender discrimination in the workplace and guarantee women the same pay as men. This article answers some frequently asked questions about the Equal Pay Act, the rights it gives to people in the workforce who do equal work… Read More
Transgender Rights and Family Law
Transgender people can face challenges when it comes to navigating the family court system. This article addresses those challenges and offers helpful tips on achieving your desired result in family court or working toward a healthy compromise for all involved parties. The laws governing families, including transgender parents, vary from… Read More
Special Needs Children and Family Law Considerations
Special needs children can have special considerations. It can mean physical alterations to a home, adaptations at school, and life-long medical care. Family law cases involving children with special needs require extra sensitivity. These cases may also require additional knowledge of unique legal considerations. This article answers some frequently asked… Read More
Financial Support Rights for Cohabiting Couples
There are many reasons you may decide to live with your partner. And when you do, you may have many questions about whether you have financial rights and, if so, what your financial rights are. This article answers some of the most frequently asked questions about the financial rights of… Read More
Family Law Implications for Unmarried Couples
Family law cases can be emotional and filled with uncertainty. This is especially true when you are in a custody battle or fighting over property. These family law disputes are not limited to married couples. Unmarried couples may also have to deal with property division, child custody, and child support. Read More
Child Witnesses in Family Law Cases
Family law cases can be emotionally challenging. Family law cases often involve children. Family courts must prioritize the child’s best interests when deciding child custody, child support, and visitation. In its decision-making, the court weighs the evidence presented by both parents. There are instances where the court—to identify the child’s… Read More
Legal Representation of Children in Family Law
Parents typically each have legal representation in family law cases. Each parent engages a family law attorney to represent them and advocate for their rights and best interests. In some cases where custody and support are at stake, the parent’s best interests may not always align with the children’s best… Read More
The Role of School Records in Family Law Cases
If you are in the middle of a family law custody case, you know that evidence comes from every corner of your life. If your family law case involves child custody and visitation, evidence will also come from every corner of your child’s life. This includes your child’s school records. Read More
