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Once a divorce decree is issued by a Maryland judge, most aspects of it cannot be modified. However, when the decree also includes provisions related to child custody and support, these provisions might need to be modified as the children grow and the family changes....
Social media has many benefits for people wishing to keep others informed about things going on in their lives. Prudence might be wise when posting online, especially when going through divorce proceedings in Maryland. Although some may habitually post about their...
If you're in the midst of a divorce in the Maryland and Washington, D.C., area, you'll probably be required to split the funds in your retirement plan with your ex. Sometimes, the assets are awarded to one spouse or the other. However, whether you're the one receiving...
Parents in Maryland and the D.C. area who are no longer together should create the best co-parenting schedule for their kids. Some experts advise skipping the alternating weeks plan for something else. Why is the 50/50 plan not the best? The alternating weeks child...
After ending a relationship with a narcissist in Maryland, you might still need to interact due to having children together. Here are a few tips to keep in mind so that the process can be carried out smoothly for everyone involved. Legal plan When you're trying to...
Couples in Maryland who are planning to divorce must prepare for all the most important matters. It’s important to avoid making certain financial mistakes during what can be a stressful period. Not taking your expenses into account Although you might know how much...
Maryland couples normally get divorced when there are problems within the marriage such as irreconcilable differences. However, a study determined that some marriages end in divorce if the wife is seriously ill. What is the study, and what does it reveal? The study,...
When going through a divorce in Maryland, your marital property must be divided according to state laws. There are two methods the courts use to divide assets: equitable distribution or community property. Let’s look at their differences and the one that applies in...
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...
