It is increasingly common for unmarried people to have children together. Sometimes, the parents are in a relationship, whether living together or apart. In other cases, the parents do not have a romantic or other close...
Navigating child custody matters in Maryland becomes especially intricate when a special needs child is involved. The legal considerations, the child’s best interests, and the unique challenges associated with caring...
Divorces are a state matter, and the rules governing the grounds for divorce, property distribution, alimony, child custody, child support, and other issues depend upon the state in which you live. In the State of Maryland,...
Divorce lawyers typically define a “high-net-worth couple” as one that has a million or more dollars in liquid assets. In these types of divorces, there are challenges and complications that don’t usually arise in...
When spouses mix or blend separate and marital property, making it hard to identify each spouse’s individual assets, this is known as “commingled assets.” Commingled assets add complication to a divorce proceeding, as...