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With the COVID-19 shutdowns, many people are wondering if they are able to get a Divorce in Maryland While Courts are Closed? The answer is – YES. Good news for...

While the drama may have been absent during your amicable divorce, there certainly is no shortage these days with the coronavirus pandemic upending our daily lives. A mandatory state-wide quarantine,...

During this year’s short legislative session, the Maryland Legislature passed several important bills that will impact custody and child support in Maryland. Therefore, parents should be aware that changes to...

The coronavirus pandemic has many people asking: how does COVID-19 affect me and my soon-to-be ex-spouse? Living with your ex can be difficult to begin with, but when you add...

Every day, we use the Internet in one form or another. We use it to stay connected with our loved ones through social media, we use it to check our...

It is important to plan before, during, and after a divorce. You may be asking yourself, “Who in their right mind would ever plan for a divorce?” The answer is,...

The Collaborative Divorce process is a healthier way to divorce in Maryland. You and your spouse maintain control over the outcome in deciding what is best for yourselves and your...

Divorce can often prompt the parties involved to think about their new identities, as single persons. Part of that process may be deciding to resume the use of a former,...

Although your pet is a living, breathing member of your family, in Maryland, pets are generally considered property rather than family members, which means they are subject to property division...