Annapolis Maryland Family Law Blog
How to make the most of virtual visitation
While you may not have physical custody of your children, there's a good chance you have visitation rights. Your visitation schedule allows you to spend some time together, but it may not be enough. For this reason, you should learn more about virtual visitation. As...
The challenge of dividing retirement assets after divorce
Many Maryland residents going through a divorce have seen firsthand some of the frustrations it can bring. A challenging situation that some face pertains to retirement savings. For many, divorce means having to share retirement plan assets. In other cases, it could...
Tips for co-parenting with a difficult person
There's no doubt that parenting after a divorce has its challenges. The situation can seem almost unbearable when a person is co-parenting with a toxic person or narcissist. Thankfully, there are steps Maryland residents can take to look out for the best interests of...
Reaching an agreement on visitation for infants
One of the most difficult elements of a divorce is negotiating child custody and visitation, and for some Maryland parents of newborns, this may be even more difficult. There are a number of considerations involved in creating a visitation schedule with an infant. One...
Divorce for a business owner can be problematic
Divorce for Maryland couples involves many potential areas of conflict. Of course, when children are involved, the issues of child custody and support become paramount. However, asset division can be as contentious as child custody and often far more complex. This is...
Tips for co-parenting during the holidays
Co-parenting at any time of the year is a challenge. You try to do what's best for your children, all the while taking your personal beliefs and feelings into account. And that doesn't even consider what your ex-spouse is doing. When the holiday season arrives, a...
Considerations for keeping the home in a divorce
If couples in Maryland who are getting a divorce own a home, they will need to decide how to divide it along with the rest of their joint property. They may sell it, or one person might decide to keep it. In the latter case, it is necessary to determine how much...
Lessening the stress of divorce
Divorce represents big changes in life for most people, which can make dissolving a marriage challenging and emotional. Maryland couples whose relationships are crumbling might like to hear some advice from a certified divorce financial analyst and author of a book...
Money may equate to happiness in a marriage
Common wisdom suggests that couples in Maryland and throughout the country are happiest in the first few years of their marriages. As time goes on, this wisdom suggests that married couples start to lose interest in each other. However, this is not necessarily the...
Spotting missing assets during the divorce process
Maryland residents beginning the process of divorce will need to go through the discovery process, during which each spouse discloses their financial assets before beginning negotiations for a fair settlement. Some spouses attempt to hide assets in order to get an...
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