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Fall is here, and some major holidays are around the corner – Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, and others. These are holidays that families often like to celebrate together, but if you’re divorced and the...

Generally, there are three ways in which a marriage can end: death, divorce, or annulment.  Death needs no further elaboration, and divorce is the most commonly thought of endpoint to a marriage if death doesn’t come...

We live in a highly mobile society. Research by the property management industry shows that 27 million people moved in 2021, and almost 20% of those moved from one state to another. For many divorced couples, it’s hard to...

Dividing property in a divorce is a complex and often contentious issue for the divorcing parties. In Maryland, property distribution is governed by the principle of equitable distribution. Equitable distribution does not...

Maryland is an equitable distribution state for allocating marital property in a divorce. This means that your marital assets will be equitably divided if you decide to end your marriage. Equitable distribution does NOT mean