Property division during a divorce can be complicated, especially when the parties disagree about how their assets should be divided. Generally, assets acquired before the marriage is non-marital property and is the exclusive property of the party that acquired it, while assets acquired during the marriage may be considered marital property and could potentially be…
As a parent, you work hard to ensure the safety and well-being of your children. You strive to care for and protect your children from harm. But when someone close to you harms your child, the fear, anger, and emotional trauma of the experience can leave you and your children feeling defenseless and terrified. In…
If you have questions about marital property distribution in Maryland, consulting with an experienced Maryland divorce attorney can help you understand Maryland law and help protect your retirement interests. Understanding Marital Property and and Non-Marital Property in Prince George’s County, Maryland and Montgomery County, Maryland During a divorce, marital property distribution Maryland law separates property into two…
There are many ways to lose your job—whether through your own actions on the job or situations out of your control such as downsizing—but you may also potentially jeopardize your job because of allegations, filings, or actions that occur in a domestic proceeding, such as a divorce or a protective order hearing. If you have…
Maryland parental rights include the right to establish and maintain a relationship with your child. Although you may have the right to be in your child’s life, it may be difficult to enforce your parental rights in Maryland without a written custody agreement or filed child custody order. When parents of a child are married,…