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During these unprecedented times, it seems that every week brings the news of a new celebrity divorce. And, last week was no different as the news of Bill and Melinda Gates impending divorce was announced. However, what this “gray divorce” did that none of the other...
There's no guarantee that a marriage will stand the test of time. If you are a Maryland business owner and preparing for a divorce, it's understandable to wonder what will happen to your company. The impact can vary based on a few factors. Relationships with employees...
When there is a family law case in Maryland, there might be a natural belief that it involves parents who disagree about every issue and are in constant dispute. This is particularly true with emotionally-charged factors like child custody. However, many couples are...
In Maryland, retirement plans like pensions and 401(k)s are subject to a fair property division in the event of a divorce. However, dividing this property can lead to legal issues and even disputes. One reason is that many Rockville residents have a lot of their...
If parents divorce and have a child custody agreement in place, they may not know what will happen if one of them wants to relocate with the children. In Maryland, there are requirements parents should be aware of. Notice In any custody or visitation proceeding, the...
Typically, joint assets are divided in an equitable fashion when a Maryland couple ends their marriage. Therefore, if you have an investment portfolio, you should expect to cede a portion of your holdings to your estranged spouse. This may be the case even if their...
Child support is important for many in Maryland. A child deserves to be financially supported by both parents. However, sometimes a paying parent may find their financial situation has changed since the initial order was established. The following is a brief overview...
The term “gray divorce” generally refers to couples who are divorcing later in life after the age of 50 and they are on the rise. Couples divorcing later in life can have different concerns on their minds than for couples going through the divorce process earlier in...
Getting to the end of a difficult divorce is often a high priority for a Maryland resident. As they settle matters related to their property and children, money and support, they may look forward to a time when they do not have to fight over the details of their daily...
Determining who gets what assets in a divorce can be the most difficult part of the divorce process. Many states, including Maryland, follow the laws of equitable distribution when it comes to dividing up assets in a divorce. However, equitable does not necessarily...
