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Divorce causes great stress, especially when you suspect your spouse is not being honest about finances. Maryland law calls for a full report of all assets to support property division. Finding these missing pieces is key for your future financial stability. Common...
Starting a new relationship after a divorce can feel hopeful. At the same time, it often raises questions about how that change might affect your parenting plan. If you share custody of your child and have a new partner, you may wonder how courts view that...
As a parent, you have the right to receive support that covers your child’s needs. However, it is a frustrating reality when a co-parent suddenly loses their income just as support is being calculated. If you believe they did this to avoid paying child support, you...
Divorce doesn’t have to tear your family apart. In Maryland, there are two ways to end a marriage, and each comes with different advantages depending on your circumstances. Learning how both options work can help you choose the path that’s best for your future. When...
When the other parent files a motion to modify custody, you can find yourself worried about the outcome and how it’ll affect your relationship with your child. If granted, one of these motions could significantly limit the amount of time you get to spend with your...
Divorce is an emotional process. As a result, it can be hard to navigate it in a clear-headed way. In turn, important decisions can become muddled, which can threaten you with outcomes that are contrary to your wishes, affecting everything from your financial...
If you’re a custodial parent and you’re thinking about moving, then there’s a good chance that you’ll need either the other parent’s buy in or a court order authorizing you to move. If the other parent disagrees with your relocation out of fear for how it’ll affect...
Maryland uses an equitable distribution model when dividing property in divorce. This means that marital property is divided fairly. Marital property is property acquired during the marriage, with some exceptions. A house is often the biggest piece of marital property...
Despite what we see in the movies, read in the books and believe occurs all around us, there is no perfect marriage. While happily ever after can be very subjective, the reality is that some marital fights can lead to the couple questioning whether they should call it...
Prior to getting married, a prenuptial agreement can seem like a great way for the parties to protect their financial interests, thereby allowing them to focus on their relationship. However, when one of these marriages falls apart years later, the initial prenuptial...