Maryland spouses who are going through a divorce might question if they can start a new relationship during the process. While most advise against it, this will be up to the individual. There are a lot of areas, both legal and personal, that should be considered when...
Maryland parents have it within their power to make a joint custody arrangement work. While it is never simple, if they follow a set of rules, they will be on the way to success. They may even be able to establish a functional co-parenting relationship. The most...
Not everyone expects a spouse to file for divorce. When a spouse reveals intentions to file, things may come as a surprise. While the shock might prove overwhelming, the spouse needs to be aware of essential responsibilities. The divorce could involve negotiations for...
While any couple in Maryland can benefit from signing a prenuptial agreement before their marriage, some couples can benefit more than others. If the couple files for divorce, having a prenup can help protect their assets and make the property division process go...
While it might be tempting to hide a portion of one's assets during a divorce, not being upfront about assets can lead to serious consequences. Hiding or misrepresenting assets might include a person lying about their income, hiding or undervaluing property from their...
Ideally, you and your child's other parent will work together to create a parenting plan that meets your children's needs. Working in good faith with your former spouse allows you to have more say in how the plan is structured. Here are a few guidelines that Maryland...
Co-parenting after a divorce can be a big challenge for a lot of couples. Fathers can have a hard time since they are often not the custodial parent and feel as if they don’t have as much time to bond with their children as the mother. Fathers in Maryland may find the...
Divorce signals the end of a relationship between two people, but it does not mean the end of a family. Maryland parents who get divorced will need to figure out how to continue raising their children as a family while still respecting their own privacy and limits....
When Maryland couples divorce, they will negotiate a variety of issues, including how to split their marital property. The laws regarding the division of property for each state are different, so it is important for couples to know how their property will be treated...
Maryland divorcees may be entitled to a portion of their ex-spouses’ Social Security payments, provided they are not currently married. Social Security benefits for ex-spouses are available to individuals who were married to their exes for at least 10 years if they...
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