Divorce can be a difficult and emotionally taxing process for both parents and children in Maryland. Taking parenting classes can provide valuable support and guidance to help families navigate this challenging time and provide the best environment for their children....
Divorce is never an easy situation for any member of a Maryland family. Regardless of your children’s ages, it’s difficult to tell them the news. Because hearing about divorce is so upsetting for kids, it's important to be direct and honest with the news. Be honest...
Military service is considered to be an honorable profession. The sacrifice that servicemembers make is worthy of the highest level of praise. However, with that sacrifice comes unintended consequences. Spouses who stay back to take care of children and other family...
Enough tension exists in your marriage as you and your spouse pursue divorce. One divorce option that may prevent that tension from growing is the collaborative divorce route. In collaborative divorce each of you plays major roles in the divorce agreement. As a...
When going through a divorce in Maryland, the family court must divide your marital assets in accordance with state laws. Many factors go into this decision, but at the end of it all, each spouse will walk out with what's fair, depending on their unique circumstances....
Divorce in Maryland can affect every aspect of your life and financial situation, including your tax obligations. You probably filed a joint return during your marriage and enjoyed some tax advantages, but after divorce, you must file separate returns. You will no...
Alimony or spousal support is a monetary award in Maryland that one spouse pays to the other during and after divorce to cater to their financial needs. The amount payable differs from person to person, depending on their unique circumstances; however, the court...
Maryland parents who are in the middle of a custody dispute might question if joint physical custody is the best option for the family. Courts seem to generally prefer that parents share custody. However, in many cases, this might not be in the best interests of the...
No one in Maryland enters into a marriage thinking that it will end. However, sometimes things that may be beyond your control can happen, forcing you to make the difficult decision of filing for divorce. Physical and emotional abuse If you are a victim of physical or...
Divorce is mainly a financial transaction unless there are children involved. However, even if you have kids, you will still want to ensure their future is secure and you are in a position to give them what they need growing up. Hence, taking steps to protect your...