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Divorce is never an easy process in Maryland, but it can be especially difficult when there are children involved. If you're expecting to go through a divorce, there are certain challenges that you should prepare for. Child custody arrangements If you have children,...
The vast majority of states, including Maryland, use the “income shares” model to calculate child support after a separation or divorce. This model takes both parents’ incomes into account as well as the time that each parent spends with their child. What is the...
If you and your spouse have decided that you no longer want to be married, you may agree to have an uncontested divorce. If you're a Maryland resident, here are some important things to know about the divorce process. Deciding how to divorce If you are the petitioner...
If you are considering ending your marriage in Maryland, you may either have to pay or receive alimony. Couples who have never been divorced before may not realize that the state classifies alimony in several different ways. Which one you encounter will depend on your...
Ending your marriage in Maryland doesn't have to equal a huge financial loss. There are plenty of methods that you can adopt in order to protect your assets. Some of them may require quite a bit of forethought and fancy maneuvering. It will be up to you to do all that...
If you obtain a divorce in the state of Maryland, joint debts will likely be divided in an equitable fashion. However, it's worth noting that lenders are typically not obligated to abide by the terms of a divorce decree. Therefore, you may be responsible for paying...
Parents in Maryland only want the best for their children. However, there are times when you might need to request modifications to your original custody agreement. One parent has moved If one parent has moved out of state or even to a city that’s very far away, the...
Most parents in Maryland who owe back child support haven’t gotten behind on payments by choice. While there are parents that willingly refuse to pay child support, most of the time, non-paying parents are just broke. According to a report by the Office of Child...
Millions of taxpayers anxiously await the receipt of their refunds. Persons caught up in audits and those who owe back taxes might not receive their checks because the funds cover past or new assessments. Maryland taxpayers might not have any issues with the IRS...
Maryland couples who are looking to get divorced have to meet the requirements of state law, so it's important to know what those requirements are. A new proposed bill would change the way divorce is handled in the state. What is the bill? The current law states that...
