Can property division in a divorce implicate other areas of law?
Understanding how Maryland divorce property division intersects with estate law, beneficiary designations, and retirement accounts in complex divorce cases.
Divorce
Articles about divorce, property division, alimony, and separation in Maryland.
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Can we get a Divorce if we still live together?
You can get divorced even while living together IF: - – You both want the divorce, and - – You have no minor children together, and - – Y...
Can you prepare for your first divorce attorney meeting?
The last straw to break the camel’s break, or the decision to finally file for divorce, may be made in the heat of the moment.
Could a support modification help with school expenses?
It’s no secret that a new school year is nearly upon us.
Could your credit be sabotaged while your divorce is pending?
Our family law firm focuses on various alternative dispute processes.
Could your divorce be prolonged by anger?
As a divorce attorney, it is not surprising that I see my share of angry couples.
Divorce doesn’t mean you abdicate your property rights
Should the house be sold? Who gets the car? Where will the children spend summer vacations? These are but a few of many questions commonly addressed b...
Do you really have to separate before getting a Maryland divorce?
If you live in Maryland and are considering getting a divorce, you may have heard that Maryland requires grounds for divorce, but it doesn’t require fault.
Facing property division issues in Maryland
Maryland is an equitable distribution state.
Getting through the Holidays
If you experienced a separation or divorce this year, the holiday season likely serves as a reminder of your loss, leaving you sad and possibly depressed.
What Is Financial Abuse and What to Do About It
Recognizing financial abuse in Maryland relationships and understanding legal options for protecting yourself during divorce and separation proceedings.
Facing possible financial strain re property division in divorce
In Maryland and throughout the United States, more and more people are getting divorced beyond age 50.
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