Aggressive Representation When The Stakes Are High
Your spouse had an affair. You found out about it and told them immediately that you wanted to get a divorce. You are naturally very hurt and angry by what has happened. As you go to court, you feel like you were in the right. Your spouse is the one who did something...
Going through a divorce means having to unravel yourself from your ex. While some aspects of this are easy, others are a bit more complex. One area that many people don’t think about as they’re divorcing is their credit. While divorce isn’t a factor considered on your...
Splitting retirement accounts in a divorce is a crucial step, especially for those who have spent decades together and are close to retirement age. Creating a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) is often part of the process of splitting retirement accounts in...
Divorces involving couples who have stayed married for a long time or who have substantial assets often become quite complex. The more assets that the couple has together, the harder it is to split everything up when they divorce. Retirement accounts and pensions can...
Whether you have retirement accounts and a pension plan or not, Social Security retirement benefits -- along with Medicare benefits -- often play an important part in everyone’s financial plans for their golden years. If you’ve never worked outside the home or have...
Divorce means a lot of big changes for you and your children. If you are like most parents in Maryland, you want to make the divorce as easy on your kids as possible. Minimizing how much disruption they experience will be a big part of that strategy. Needing to move...
One of the more common concerns individuals have about divorce is how it might impact their financial futures. Spouses who have reached the peaks of their careers, have a family business or are nearing retirement tend to find themselves unable to think of much else....
Parents thinking about divorce when they have young children at home understand that their kids will probably struggle with the end of the marriage. Those who have older kids may not worry quite as much about the emotional responses of their children. After all, they...
Maryland offers two types of divorce: absolute and limited. What’s the difference? An absolute divorce ends the marriage entirely, while a limited divorce only settles certain legal issues between the couple without ending the marriage. In other states, that might be...
Most age groups in the United States have a declining divorce rate. This doesn’t always mean marriages are working out more. For instance, people now wait to get married until their early 30s, on average, so the decline in divorce for those in their 20s is largely due...
