Settling divorce issues can range from simple decisions to complex discussions, depending on the relationship between the involved parties. If you and your former spouse cannot amicably agree regarding divorce-related concerns, a judge can intervene and finalize...
In Maryland, property division agreements can be used to distribute marital assets and debts in a fair and equitable manner. The law takes into account the contributions and earning capacities of both spouses. These agreements can either be a part of the divorce...
People sometimes assume that it is their own fault if they need to file for bankruptcy. In fact, this is one of the reasons that they will sometimes cite for procrastinating or avoiding bankruptcy altogether until moving forward become absolutely necessary. Because...
Everyone makes mistakes. Unfortunately, even a minor oversight in a high-asset divorce can quickly escalate into financial ruin. A high net worth divorce entails a significant marital estate valued at $1 million or more, often including businesses, investments, rare...
Intense emotions in a divorce often affect financial choices. Hasty decisions based on anger, sadness or resentment might lead to selling assets without careful thought. People might agree to bad financial deals or miss important money details. So, it is vital for...
If you and your ex-spouse have joint legal custody of your child, you may face some challenges when it comes to having your child change schools. Sending your child to a different school is a big decision that can affect your child’s education, well-being and...
When a business is one of the marital properties in a high-asset divorce, the stakes become significantly higher. While circumstances vary, spouses often do not have equal contributions to the company. One spouse may be more involved than the other. As such, complex...
Although there are many emotions involved in a divorce, legally speaking, sometimes a divorce is no more than a math problem. Property division is one of the main aspects of a divorce. Property division in a Maryland divorce involves splitting your marital assets and...
Married parents who decide to divorce will have to negotiate a custody arrangement. Unmarried parents who separate or break up will also need to make changes to their parenting arrangements. A Maryland custody order will detail a general division of parenting time....
Vacations are fun, and they can, believe it or not, be even more fun with your children. Sometimes, in our exuberance or excitement, we may want to take our kids on vacation before telling the other parent, but is that legal? Married and living together If you and the...
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