When dividing personal possessions in a divorce, remain focused on the future
The divorce process is often difficult and, with emotions running high, can lead a person to do or say things they’ll later regret.
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Advice for recently separated or divorced parents as kids head back to school
As the days grow shorter and a chill sets in the air, children across Maryland head back to school.
Advice for parents on breaking divorce news to children
When a married couple reaches the decision to divorce, change is eminent for everyone involved.
Ensuring for financial success post divorce: Part I
Aside from child custody matters, those related to the division of marital assets are among some of the most anxiety-producing and contentious for div...
Ensuring for financial success post divorce: Part II
In our last blog post, we discussed steps a recent divorcee can take to provide for both current and future financial success.
Putting kids before money post-divorce
For many people, money equals security. This is especially often true of individuals who have children.
Does your child need counseling post-divorce?
What about the children? This question is often on the minds of divorcing parents.
Yes, there is an alternative to the traditional courtroom divorce
For some, the word divorce is analogous to war or at least a major battle.
The divorce process in Maryland: part I
Depending on the state in which a couple lives, laws related to divorce can vary greatly.
The divorce process in Maryland: part II
In our last post, we discussed how a Maryland couple may obtain a limited divorce or legal separation and potential benefits and drawbacks of doing so.
Divorcing parents would be wise to consider a collaborative divorce
Even in cases where it’s ultimately for the best, it’s sad when a marriage ends.
Poll shows 55 percent of Americans support gay marriage
Within the last decade, there has been great progress made with regard to gay rights. Today, gay and lesbian couples can legally marry in 19 states.
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