People preparing for divorce in Maryland often worry about how ending a marriage could affect their daily lives. Often, the biggest concerns people have about divorce are about the financial implications of dividing their property. However, other people worry about...
A covenant marriage is a distinct legal arrangement recognized in some states, and it has become a hot topic as the current speaker of the House of Representatives was married under this framework. In this type of marriage, couples agree to pre-marital counseling and...
There are many issues that will come up in any Maryland divorce whether it is reasonably amicable or rife with conflict. People need to prepare for the future after their marriage is over and that means knowing how they will organize their finances. Alimony is a...
Married couples in Maryland who are getting ready to go through a divorce probably know that there are several legal aspects of such a case that need to be specifically addressed. For those with minor children, child support and custody will be part of the case, in...
Filing for divorce is often the last option that an individual considers during times of marital conflict. Even those dealing with extreme financial misconduct or marital infidelity may try to make their relationships work before they file for divorce. Some couples...
Marriage is a legally binding contract. It is one of the biggest decisions you will make. When you marry someone, you are committing to share your life with them, support them and be legally responsible for them. Your assets, debts and income will become jointly...
As you confront the reality of divorce, it is not just the assets you share with your spouse that come under scrutiny but also the concrete manifestation of your life's work: your business. You have built your enterprise from the ground up, investing your time, money,...
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...
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...
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