Your recent personal injury resulted in a brain injury, and you feel ready to return to your Maryland home after recovering in the hospital. How prepared do you feel for the transition? Brain Injury Association of America offers tips to help you set up your home. Make...
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3 strategic elements of dividing real estate during a divorce
Real estate represents a unique class of assets — mostly because each parcel of real estate is unique. Even in a condo building with multiple identical floorplans, each unit could be on a different floor, have different updates, have different exposures and so on. You...
Why should you tell HR about your divorce?
When going through a divorce in Maryland, you may hesitate to share much about your situation with other people. Keeping the details private can help you reduce judgment and drama, as well as help your reputation in court. However, you should consider sharing general...
4 tips to help you prepare financially for property division
Divorce is not easy for anyone and most couples dread the property division phase. The more assets there are, the more complex this process will be. Here are four tips to help you prepare financially and face property division with greater confidence. 1. Gather...
What do you know about proving fault in a car accident?
After your recent car accident in Maryland, you learned that you suffered a personal injury. How do you prove that the other driver bears responsibility for the incident? News 9 offers tips on proving fault in an auto accident. Learn how to build a case and recover...
Auto accidents and teens
Whether you have a teen who is starting to drive or you recently secured your driver's license, it is imperative to understand the risks that are present on the road and take steps to prevent an accident. Sadly, motor vehicle collisions upend the lives of many teens...
What should you do when a personal injury creates ongoing trauma?
Sustaining a personal injury can leave you feeling fearful of your future. Depending on the severity of your injuries, you may face daily reminders of the trauma you experienced as you receive ongoing medical care and treatment. With recurring emotional distress, you...
A global pandemic doesn’t have to be the end of your marriage
To say 2020 has been stressful would be an understatement in most American households. Dealing with illness, financial loss and working from home have proven difficult for many couples. Add to that distance learning and social isolation, and spouses could feel...
How should you plan for your child’s tuition after divorce?
With your divorce underway in Maryland, you are beginning to think about your future and how you can provide for your children. One financial obligation in particular, college tuition, may have you looking for effective ways to plan and save. Knowing your options for...
Can you get a legal separation in Maryland?
In many states, a legal separation is an option some couples go through when they do not want to pursue a full divorce. Maryland has a similar option, but it is not referred to as a legal separation. Maryland Courts recognize separation, but it is not something that...
