As a single father living in Maryland, you might wonder how you're going to spend Fathers' Day with your child. Whether you have custody of your child and see them every day or you only have limited visitation, there are ways that you can make the day as special as...
When married couples in Maryland come to the difficult decision to end their marriage, there exist countless opportunities for things to become contentious and adversarial. While the state of Maryland doesn’t require separation before a divorce, most couples go...
High-asset divorces in Maryland can present a range of complex issues that require careful consideration between the former life partners. These divorces involve couples who have significant assets, investments and business interests, potentially making the...
When couples in Maryland decide to divorce, they must address their finances. One of the issues they need to tackle is what to do with joint bank accounts. Usually, spouses should close the joint bank account after withdrawing and dividing the funds. Either way, the...
Most Maryland parents accept that others have different political opinions. However, differences in political alignment can, in some cases, cause tension in co-parent relationships. If it gets to the point where one parent is using these differences to manipulate the...
Your divorce settlement may allow you to keep the Maryland home that you shared with your spouse. However, you may be required to take your spouse off of the mortgage. There are a couple of methods that can be used to accomplish this goal. A mortgage may be eligible...
If you are getting divorced in Maryland, pay attention to your Roth Individual Retirement Account. Depending on how your tax situation changes, you may be able to pay more into it, withdraw money from it or start one. You must act quickly because there are firm...
Although your marriage may have ended, your role as a parent has not. You and your ex-spouse may have prioritized a co-parenting agreement in your Maryland divorce settlement, but as situations change, that agreement may be difficult to follow. One of the times when...
Few things are as challenging for Maryland residents as going through a divorce while caring for a child with special needs. Caring for a beautiful son or daughter with special needs as a single parent requires future planning as the well-being and protection of the...
Maryland divorced who share physical custody are required to also share in supporting their children. As a result, you might question what happens to child support if one party remarries. This is how child support is handled regardless of which parent marries a new...
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