Every day, people rely on family law attorneys to represent and defend them in family-related negotiations and court proceedings. These legal professionals specialize in family law and handle a wide range of legal issues that impact families, such as divorce, guardianship, adoption, child custody
How Stocks & Bonds May Be Divided During a High Asset Divorce
High asset divorces can be challenging to resolve, especially when one or both spouses owns a series of stocks and bonds. Although stocks and bonds are analyzed like most other property types, the court will need to distinguish between marital property and non-marital property, establish a value to
What Is a High Asset Divorce?
Navigating a high asset divorce can be complicated as there is much more at stake than the average divorce. From hidden assets to shared bank accounts, many difficult situations can arise when a large amount of money is involved in the divorce process. High asset or high net worth divorces
What Is Considered a High Net Worth Divorce?
Divorce is never easy, but when large amounts of money are involved, the process becomes much more complicated. A high-net-worth divorce is a divorce in which one or both spouses have a large amount of net liquid assets, usually more than one million dollars. There is an exhaustive list of
How Divorces Change For Spouses With A High Net Worth
Divorce can be complicated regardless of income or assets. However, couples with a high net worth often face many challenges that can considerably extend the process. Investopedia defines a high net worth individual as a person with liquid assets of more than one million dollars. Although high
Common Questions When Preparing For Divorce
Preparing for divorce is one of the most serious things you will ever do. The questions are endless. I will delve into the various questions that may be on your mind and I will address each one individually. Here is a typical list of questions asked of me when someone meets with me, seeking a
Divorce & The Father’s Rights In Howard County
As a Howard County divorce attorney, guys often tell me that they do not want to pay alimony. I get the whole “I don’t want to pay alimony because she will never want to work” thing. But that’s really not what alimony is about anymore. Alimony can be a divorcing husband’s best friend. How, you say?
Maryland Family Law Changes How Expert Witnesses Are Used
You have a Maryland divorce case. The issues may include child custody, alimony, or the division of assets. Perhaps your case requires a child custody evaluator, a business valuation expert or another expert. The technical aspects of your case just became a great deal more difficult. Now you are
