The cost of a divorce varies depending on the issues involved and whether the divorce disputes can be resolved without a lengthy court fight. In both Maryland and Washington DC, the spouses need to resolve the division of their marital property and whether any alimony should be awarded. If there are children, then the parents… Continue reading The Cost of Divorce in Maryland and DC
The uncertainties brought by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic have left many parents with more questions than answers regarding the safety of their children. Knowing what information is the most up-to-date or not has made the vaccination roll-out create debate across the nation, including in family law courts throughout Maryland and D.C. Parents only want to… Continue reading How Vaccinations are Impacting Divorce and Custody Issues During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Divorce, no matter how amicable, frequently involves moments of frustration and financial worry. Couples going through a divorce in Maryland or Washington D.C. also have the stress of their assets being divided equitably. Unlike community property states, where everything is distributed 50/50, equitable division does not mean equal. If you and your spouse have significant… Continue reading High Networth Individuals: What to Do When Getting Divorced
Going through a divorce can be a long and drawn-out process, even if it is an amicable divorce with cooperating parties. However, it is also inevitable in life that some relationships end on bad terms. When a marriage with your spouse ends unfavorably, there can often be challenges regarding property division, alimony, and establishing child… Continue reading How To Find Hidden Assets During a Divorce
Getting a divorce in any circumstance can be a challenging experience. However, adding a deadly pandemic into the mix is certainly an additional stressor and challenge that will need to be overcome. There are multiple steps involved when it comes to getting a divorce in Maryland or Washington D.C. As a result of the pandemic,… Continue reading COVID Divorce: Getting a Divorce During the Pandemic
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