In the midst of a divorce, decisions regarding the division of assets can be complex and emotionally charged. For couples with a vacation home in Maryland, determining what to do with this property is a critical consideration. While the allure of keeping the vacation...
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How to prepare yourself for your divorce
Preparing for a divorce can be a daunting and emotional process. It is important to approach this significant life transition with careful planning and preparation. Here are some ideas to help you navigate the divorce process and protect your interests. Organize...
Understanding high-asset divorce complexities
Divorce is never an easy process, and the challenges become more significant when you and your ex-spouse have substantial assets. High-asset divorces often require careful planning and negotiation to ensure a fair and equitable division of assets. In this blog, we'll...
The aftermath of spouses splitting up
Like the tragic loss of a loved one, couples entering a separation or formally filing for divorce go through various stages of grief. Processing the pain and facing an uncertain future takes time. Studies reveal that it can take up to one year to recover somewhat and...
Is it possible to serve your own spouse with your divorce papers?
Even though your marriage is clearly heading for an inevitable divorce, neither you nor your soon-to-be ex-spouse is ready to move out of the home you share. If the two of you are civil, living together until your divorce concludes might not be a bad idea. This is...
How are properties categorized in divorce?
During divorce, community assets typically get divided in accordance with what the law finds equal or equitable, depending on the state the divorce happens in. But how does the court determine which properties count as community properties? Separate and community...
Does adultery matter in a Maryland divorce?
Adultery is a common reason that couples file for divorce. However, in many states, it is not a separate legal ground for it. This is not true in Maryland. How does adultery affect divorce in the state? No-fault versus fault-based grounds Couples who have been living...
How do I challenge the term an unfit parent?
When deciding on a custody case, the court looks out for the child’s best interest. While this would normally include involvement from both parents, if there is a question concerning one individual’s ability to parent, the court could deny custody or visitation by...
Why is it important to disclose your assets?
During a divorce, you and your spouse are both expected to disclose all of your assets in total. After you file your divorce petition, a legal discovery process begins almost right away. The legal team of each party could also request additional documents that will...
How might having a divorce financial advisor benefit you?
When you and your spouse make the decision to divorce in Maryland, you need to figure out what is yours, what is your ex’s and what assets and debts belong to both of you. While dividing up your assets and debts is essential, so is planning for your future now that...
