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When you and your Maryland spouse split up and share children together, figuring out how to minimize any effects on your children may be one of your most important priorities. The more you and your former partner learn to put your child’s needs before your own, the...
Some spouses following a divorce do not need alimony for more than a few years. However, circumstances might require you to receive support for much longer, perhaps for many years to come. You may wonder what Maryland law has to say about your situation. Under state...
A Maryland divorce brings with it significant financial implications, some of which may last a lifetime. A divorce is also arguably the biggest financial transaction you may ever have to make, so it pays to tread carefully along the way and give asset division and...
A marital home serves as one of the biggest assets that a couple will have for the duration of their marriage and even potentially their life. This is why it is important for divorcing couples to understand what their options are when it comes to handling this asset....
If your child attends a private school, then you know how expensive tuition can be. After a divorce, it may be a struggle for you to continue to pay for this expense. However, you may not wish to change schools as it can cause a disruption in your child's life, which...
Once spring arrives, the excitement starts to build for summer. While you want to give your child lasting memories, co-parenting requires nuances to ensure summer fun does not come with added stress or fighting. 1. Review your co-parenting plan Maryland custody law...
Divorce can fundamentally alter how you prepare your taxes. From changing your filing status to accounting for child and spousal support payments, there are many new issues you must consider after your divorce. Understanding how divorce impacts your tax situation can...
When you have a child with someone in Maryland and the two of you do not agree on custody terms, you may need to have the state of Maryland step in and develop a custody agreement for you. When doing so, the state considers many different factors, and you may wonder...
When dealing with a spouse attempting to hide assets, it is important to note what ways are the most popular to hide assets. In addition, what red flags should you keep an eye out for? Forgotten assets Forbes discusses some of the most commonly overlooked assets....
A blended family consists of two divorcees bringing themselves and their children from past marriages into one family unit. It is an opportunity for growth and connection, but it can also be daunting. There are tons of factors to consider when remarrying, especially...