Annulment
When Something Is Lacking: Understanding Annulments in Maryland
If you’re choosing to end your marriage, you may be able to obtain an annulment in Maryland instead of a divorce. A divorce is the
January 15, 2019
Category: Child Custody
Alimony
Begin Anew: Maryland Divorce Consultation Tips
Consulting with a Maryland divorce attorney is the first step in the next phase of your life. Like any important step forward, being prepared for
January 1, 2019
Alimony
When the Magistrate Gets It Wrong: Filing Exceptions in Maryland
Many individuals who are facing family or domestic disputes are unfamiliar with traditional court proceedings and the availability of the appeals process in instances where
December 15, 2018
Alimony
Just Gett: Obtaining a Maryland Jewish Divorce
While any divorce can be complicated, a Maryland Jewish divorce is especially difficult. In Maryland, a Jewish divorce requires an ecclesiastical divorce through the Rabbinical
November 15, 2018
Annulment
Over Before It Began: Maryland Annulment
Maryland couples who wish to end their marriage may think that divorce is their only option. However, in some cases a Maryland annulment may be
November 1, 2018
Child Custody
Set Aside a Maryland Marital Settlement Agreement
Although a marital settlement agreement can be beneficial, in some cases, couples may wish to set aside a Maryland marital settlement agreement or to modify
October 1, 2018
Annulment
Sister Wifed? What to Know When Your Maryland Spouse Committed Bigamy
Bigamy occurs when one spouse is still legally married at the time they enter into a subsequent marriage with another individual. Whether done intentionally or
September 15, 2018
Adoption
Proper Parenting: Dealing With Parental Alienation in Maryland
When parents divorce or separate tensions and emotions can lead to actions that can further divide and harm a family. One parent, may unilaterally decide
August 1, 2018
Child Custody
Striving for Harmony: Maryland Parent Coordinator
During many contested custody cases in Maryland, emotions will run high. Intense and negative conflict from litigation can spillover and outside of the courtroom and
July 15, 2018
Child Custody
In Defense of Marriage: What if I Don’t Want to Get Divorced in Maryland
Although not commonly considered, a party responding to a Complaint for Absolute Divorce or a Complaint for Limited Divorce, has the right to defend against
May 1, 2018