Divorce

Divorce can have a significant impact on your finances, affecting everything from your income to your assets. Understanding the financial implications early on can help you to make informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes down the road Whether it’s dividing...

A family law case in Virginia made headlines this month due to a property division concern that is relevant to an increasing number of couples across the U.S. In this case, a judge ruled that a divorced couple’s frozen embryos were not divisible property. As assisted...

When you get divorced, there will probably be a small circle of people you tell first. This generally includes close family members and friends. It may expand over time to the point where you may even post about your divorce on social media. But as you go through this...

Few things are as emotional and challenging as undergoing a divorce.  It can be helpful to understand what steps to take, such as seeking legal representation and prioritizing your children's well-being. However, understanding what not to do is just as essential.  If...

In the beginning, marriages are usually full of excitement and optimism. While this doesn’t have to fade completely, couples generally have to navigate obstacles.  Minor disagreements can typically be resolved quite quickly. Everyone has bad days and that’s just part...

When considering a divorce in Maryland, it is important to understand how spousal support (commonly known as alimony) might affect the financial dynamics between you and your spouse. Spousal support refers to court-ordered payments made by one spouse to the other,...

If you and your spouse have been separated and/or considering divorce for some time, it’s important to know that there have been some changes in Maryland laws regarding divorce since you may have last looked at them.  Changes that took effect last October can help...

In the beginning, most relationships and marriages have a "feel-good" factor. However, the reality is that most couples have difficulties that they have to work through. This is part and parcel of being in a long-term relationship.  The feel-good factor should still...

Going through a divorce at age 50 or older is on the rise. But do couples who dissolve their marriage later in life have an easier or more complicated process? How does a gray divorce differ from other types of divorces? Here is what to know: More assets are involved...

Divorcing someone you share children with is very different from divorcing someone when no children are involved. Your children will tie you together for years to come and whether you like it or not you cannot just shut the other person out of your life for good. The...