How To Void A Settlement Agreement in Maryland When There Is a Big Difference Between Spouses in Education or Finances In marriages, there are many things that couples have in... LEARN MORE
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Divorce is a highly complicated process. It is not only a complex legal process, it also involves your finances and will test your emotions. On top of these things, if... LEARN MORE
In Maryland divorce, permanent alimony in your case does not guarantee “permanent” support. The law provides that if your ex-spouse undergoes a “substantial” change in their financial circumstance, they could... LEARN MORE
Child custody cases prove to be very emotional for judges. They take into account many pieces of information to allow them to make a decision that is in the best... LEARN MORE
The major goals of divorce are to achieve resolution to marital issues, pave a way for closure, settle legal concerns, and help both spouses transition to independent lives. One thing... LEARN MORE
We hear stories of people all the time who think that they can represent themselves in their custody case. More times than not they quickly become overwhelmed and realize that... LEARN MORE
There are times when family law cases may lean heavily on the facts of the case. Family court cases also rely on a party’s knowledge or lack of it about... LEARN MORE
The time following the end of your marriage is very difficult. It is common to feel overwhelmed with emotions like anger, betrayal, fear, hurt, and confusion. The trauma can put... LEARN MORE
As part of a divorce in Maryland, slight changes in setting a child custody schedule could have an enormous impact. Just a few differences in overnights could greatly affect child... LEARN MORE