Are you currently paying child support? Are you receiving child support? Should you be receiving child support but are too afraid to start the process? There are several reasons 2019 is likely to be the Year of Child Support in the State of Maryland. The Possibility Of Maryland Legislature
Will Gender-Based Movements Impact Divorce Cases?
#MeToo, #HeToo, #UsToo. Where are gender based movements headed? The #MeToo movement took this country by storm, and for good reason. There were many bad producers and actors, they happened to be men, and many of them were long overdue to be called out and punished. The movement already created a
Prenuptial Agreements — What You Need To Know — Part Three
In Part One and Part Two of our Prenuptial Agreement blog series, we discussed premarital and marital assets and debts, in addition to the potential issues surrounding business ownership and substantial gifts from one’s family or in-laws. In this third and final installment, we examine the impact
Prenuptial Agreements — What You Need To Know — Part Two
In Part One of our Prenuptial Agreement blog series, we explored the myriad premarital and marital assets and debts that a couple should understand prior to having such an agreement drafted. Today, we will take an in-depth look at additional monetary considerations, including spousal support,
Prenuptial Agreements — What You Need To Know — Part One
When thinking about what should go into a prenuptial agreement, there is so much to consider, from existing assets you may want to protect to those you might seek to protect after you are married. This blog series offers an advanced primer to get you thinking about crucial elements to consider
Older Spouses and Mental Health Deterioration
Talk about an important issue with no good solution. Consider the following scenario: You have been married to your spouse for decades. You recently noticed an increase in their lack of stability. It might be physical. More likely, it is mental. It could be anger, confusion – or a true diagnosis
Can Your Divorce Attorney Record Your Conversation?
It would be tempting to say “your divorce attorney can never record your conversations”. If only it were that simple. In one sense, it is. After all, have you ever heard of a divorce attorney recording a conversation with a client without his or her knowledge or consent? It’s incredibly
Alimony Tax Changes: Time Is Running Out To Make Your Best Deal
If you are either (a) presently paying alimony, or (b) thinking that in an impending divorce, you may be paying alimony, your time has almost completely run out to make your best deal. Visit a highly experienced divorce attorney as quickly as possible to understand current alimony tax law
