According to statistics, 95% of all divorce cases in the United States are now settled out-of-court. For those who have not gone through the divorce process, it’s easy to hear...
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The first step in any discussion on how to divide assets, starts with identifying which assets are marital. One common question that arises when dividing assets during a Maryland divorce…
What is Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)? Alternative Dispute Resolution, also known as ADR, is a way for settling disputes without litigation. A few examples of ADR are mediation, collaborative law,…
Child support is a right that belongs to the child. Therefore, both parents have a legal duty to support their children based on their ability to provide that support. In…
Maryland recently enacted new requirements for parents involved in custody litigation. The court recognizes that parents, even those going through litigation, are in the best position to decide what is…
As we continue to do our part in social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic, it certainly is the time to take on those do-it-yourself (DIY) projects that you may have…
Most people think you have to go to court if you want to get a divorce in Maryland. But, that is not entirely true. While you will need to attend…
Can I get a Divorce in Maryland While Courts are Closed? The answer is – YES. Good news for those who have contemplated initiating a divorce matter during the COVID-19…
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 have significant changes to physical custody and child support in Maryland. Under the current…