Maryland spouses who go into business together never think about what could happen if they choose to separate. It can be difficult to figure out the ins and outs of what will happen to the business as you’re going through a divorce. What usually happens to the...
What to do about co-parenting with a narcissistic parent
One of the hardest issues that a divorced parent in Maryland can face is trying to co-parent with a narcissist. This situation means that many of the typical co-parenting strategies do not work, but there are things that you can do to make the situation less...
Understanding the spousal Social Security benefit
One of the topics estranged Maryland couples might discuss is financial support and financial stability for the future. And as spouses get closer to retirement age, how to support themselves after the divorce is finalized is very important. As part of their...
The stages of a divorce settlement
Persons in troubled marriages may file for divorce wishing the union would end as quickly as possible. Unreasonable delays might be intolerable, but both parties should realize that rushing to a settlement might not benefit anyone. Working properly through the various...
Having a child-centered divorce in Maryland
When you are going through a divorce, it can be tough to focus on anything else. Your mind may be racing constantly, and you may feel like you are in a fog. However, it is important to try and focus on your kids during this time. They are probably feeling a lot of...
Avoiding divorce settlement mistakes
Maryland residents going through divorce have a lot on their minds. However, it’s important to avoid making mistakes when seeking a divorce settlement. Refusing alternative options Alternative divorce options like mediation and arbitration can make the process easier....
Discussing financial troubles during a divorce
A financial crisis could take Maryland families by surprise. Unexpected downturns in an economy might result in job losses or drastic reductions in small business revenues. Others might find their investments lose value. Imagine such things happening at a time when...
Knowing the consequences of student loans and divorce
If you're getting divorced in Maryland, a common-law state, and one of you has student loans, understanding how they are dealt with is essential. This is especially true if they were obtained while you were married. Did one of you cosign for the student loan? One of...
Divorce and real estate portfolios in Maryland
If you are a real estate investor in Maryland, your portfolio may be one of your most valued financial assets. Typically, the judge will divide all of your marital assets during divorce, but that doesn't mean you'll lose your business. Here are some ways you could use...
What documents do you need for remarriage?
If you are planning on getting remarried soon in Maryland, your wedding event may be much the same as your first nuptials, but you also need to be aware of legal obligations that you must go through to tie the knot this time. Whether you are remarrying after divorce...
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