If you’re wondering, “Can you live together and get divorced in Maryland?” the answer is yes. Maryland does not require spouses to live separately in order to file for or...
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The end of a relationship, especially a marriage, can be one of life’s most challenging experiences. When children are involved, the way you and your ex-spouse handle the transition can...
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Divorce is rarely simple, and when one spouse is living with a disability, the process can feel even more overwhelming. Beyond the emotional weight of ending a marriage, there are...
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Alimony—also known as spousal support or maintenance—is a financial arrangement intended to support one spouse following a divorce or separation. But how is alimony calculated in Maryland? Unlike child support,...
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You’re in the process of moving forward with your Maryland uncontested divorce when suddenly, that court date marked in red on your calendar comes up quicker than expected. While the...
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Tax season can be overwhelming on its own—but if you're also navigating a divorce, the financial stress can feel even heavier. You may be wondering: How does my divorce affect...
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In the most recent episode of the podcast Divorce Diaries: Lessons from the Trenches, host Attorney Cary Jacobson spoke with Kelly Krupinsky, an experienced family law attorney, (and Jacobson Family…
If you have a child support or custody order from another state but no longer live there, you might wonder how to modify it. The process depends on where you…
Divorcing an incarcerated spouse can add layers of complexity to an already challenging process. If you live in Maryland and are seeking a divorce under these circumstances, Jacobson Family Law…
Divorce is a difficult process for everyone involved, but it can present unique challenges to teenagers. With teenagers already struggling with the stresses of school, social pressure, and near adulthood,…