In Maryland, a post-judgment motion in a divorce case is a legal tool used to seek changes or modifications to a final judgment of absolute divorce. Once a divorce is finalized, it is not uncommon for one or both parties to experience changes in their circumstances that require them to seek a modification to the…
The divorce process can be stressful, especially when your ex is uncooperative. However, even if your ex refuses to participate in your divorce, your case can still move forward. In Maryland, under certain circumstances, you can obtain a default divorce from your spouse even if they refuse to acknowledge your efforts to divorce them. What…
Thank you for joining me my name is LaSheena Williams and I am a Maryland family law attorney. My firm helps our clients take control of out-of-control domestic situations. Today we will be discussing the difference between in-state versus out-of-state service. What is Service and What Is The Purpose? Service of process is notifying the…
Thank you for joining me today my name is LaSheena Williams and I am a Maryland family law attorney. My firm helps our clients take control of out of control domestic situations. Today we will be taking a look at discovery requirements in a Maryland Family Law Case. What is Discovery and What Are the…
Often, retirement plans are the largest assets acquired during a marriage. If a retirement plan was created or improved during a marriage it should be included for consideration in an absolute divorce and subject to equitable distribution by the court. In Maryland, certain types of retirement interests such as 401(k), 403(b) and pensions require a…