Divorcing parents must take care of their mental health along with their shared child's mental well-being. Mothers and fathers may feel helpless as they watch their children struggle to adjust. Child Mind Institute explains tips for guiding children through divorce....
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What happens if the other parent is absent when trying to determine child support?
To get a child support order, you have to have two parents, but sometimes one parent is absent. If this is your situation and you cannot find the other parent to serve him or her with the court order, it can make your case a bit complicated. The Department of Human...
What may I do to stay living in my home after a divorce?
A home purchased during your marriage becomes part of your shared marital property. Maryland's equitable distribution laws require divorcing couples to divide jointly owned properties fairly between them. As noted on the MDCourts.gov website, the court may order you...
How do you divide assets during divorce?
Divorce is rarely easy, but few people realize just how difficult asset division can be until they try to do it themselves. Without a doubt, figuring out how to split up belongings can be one of the most challenging aspects of parting ways with your spouse. If you...
Caring for your retirement after divorce
Preparing for retirement requires careful planning and preparation. When a divorce interferes with your plans, you may feel like you are back at square one. Rebuilding your retirement plan may take time, but starting right away can minimize the risks of your divorce...
Do you know the financial benefits of divorce?
A divorce may bring a tide of worry and woes, but the life change does not have to be all bad news. Sometimes, divorce offers benefits you may not realize. U.S. News and World Report explore the monetary advantages of dissolving a marriage. Make sure you do not miss...
What is the “best interest of the child” standard?
A person can hear it in court or find it in custody papers. The "best interest of the child" is a phrase courts use to acknowledge that the decisions made and agreed to will help provide the child with the essential needs to live a stable, healthy and happy life. All...
Answers to Maryland spousal support questions
Do you worry about how you will support yourself financially after divorce? Perhaps you left the workforce to raise children or help your spouse pursue higher education, affecting your own earning potential. If this situation sounds familiar, review the answers to...
What happens to rewards points during a divorce?
With the increasing cost of everyday items, many Marylanders appreciate the perks that come from accumulating rewards points. Whether you collect credit card points, airline miles or other points, your rewards points may have considerable value. If you and your...
Maximizing your finances despite your divorce
While you may welcome the independence that divorce brings, certain aspects of operating alone again may cause uncertainty. Your finances, for example, may feel the strain of a smaller income and no one to help you pay for necessary expenses and outstanding debts....