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In Maryland, a material change in circumstances is necessary to modify child support. For the court to consider such an initiative, you must prove that something significant happened to prevent you from making payments or that your ex needs to pay more. Here's a look...
Now that your divorce is final or nearly final, you may have realized that you haven't come up with a child custody plan. Understandably, there are a lot of other things on your mind, but you'll need to come up with a schedule to ensure your children are cared for. If...
Divorce and annulment are the two options you have available to you if you want to end your marriage or domestic partnership. However, you'll need various types of evidence for each of these processes. One of the main differences is that divorce ends a legal marriage...
Many Maryland married couples have a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement. Both legal documents can affect the division of property if you divorce. Most cover assets that each owns, but what is the difference? What these agreements detail The main difference between...
Divorce is always a difficult process, no matter when it happens. But getting divorced later in life in Maryland can present unique challenges and benefits that you don't encounter when divorcing at a younger age. Here are important things you should know when...
There is a lot of discussion of what happens to the wealth of a couple who gets divorced in Maryland, but the rules for debt division are just as important. Resolving debt can be complex because different kinds of debt are treated separately and with different rules....
Although divorce is a complex and emotional process, couples in Maryland might find they can prepare for the process by learning about the general steps. From initial filing through final resolution, understanding what is needed during each step can help you better...
Divorce is always a difficult process, but it can be especially complicated when one or both spouses are over the age of 50. A "gray divorce" can have a number of unique effects on both individuals and their families in Maryland. Let's explore some of the most common...
For many people in Maryland, getting a divorce can be financially destabilizing. This includes the cost of the divorce itself, the loss of assets, and the expense of maintaining a household as a single person. Your initial steps What your risks are and how you should...
A child of a Maryland divorced couple may assume one of several loyalty trap roles of their own volition or they may be placed in that situation without even realizing it. The bottom line is that loyalty is required of a child from one or both parents, and it's clear...
