Ending a marriage at any age can complicate your financial situation. However, if you go through a divorce after the age of 50, which is often referred to as gray divorce, you may have additional questions about the future. On its own, nearing the end of your career...
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What will courts consider when awarding child support?
Child support is often a necessary resource that allows parents to raise their child in a healthy, stable environment. After a divorce, the custodial parent can seek child support from the non-custodial parent. Parents seeking child support after a divorce as well as...
Retirement accounts are divided based on the type of account
Many couples in Maryland save for retirement as they go through a marriage. Sometimes one spouse may save more than the other, but the savings either couple puts into retirement accounts can be enjoyed by either spouse after retirement. However, not every couple makes...
Wrongful death legal protections for fatal accidents
Sometimes a car accident results in a tragic fatality and surviving family members may be left coping with an unexpected loss and the challenges that accompany it. Wrongful death legal resources are available to help support and protect family members who have...
What parents should do if they need a post-divorce modification
Sometimes a child custody arrangement that parents had at the end of the divorce is no longer workable or one parent needs to seek a child support modification following their divorce. The family law process provides tools to help divorcing couples seeking...
Discussing your divorce case with your minor children
For many couples in Maryland who are ending their marriages, the toughest part of all is discussing the split with minor children. After all, no matter how you feel about your soon-to-be ex-spouse, the reality is that the two of you will always be connected by the...
Fighting for your fair share in the property division process
Most divorce cases in Maryland will involve substantially similar issues, such as child custody, child support, alimony and property division. The facts of any given case, however, will vary widely since no two couples have the same family or financial situation. For...
Car Accidents May Leave Victims with Serious Physical Trauma
Car accidents are significant events that can inflict emotional, financial, and physical harm on their victims. They are, however, generally attributable to the actions of negligent or reckless individuals. When a Maryland resident is hurt by the wrongful actions of...
Factors used to determine alimony in Maryland
During a marriage in Maryland couples earn various amounts of money and different lifestyles. How they earn the money to live the lifestyle they may become accustomed to also varies. One spouse may earn the majority of the money while the other stays home with the...
Modifying a child custody agreement in Maryland
There are many issues that need to be dealt with when a couple decides to divorce, but determining child custody and support is often one of the most difficult issues to deal with. When dealing with child custody issues, these are the most common topics that need to...
