When a divorce occurs, both parties must commit to an extended period of asset reallocation as the pair separates. Even in amicable circumstances, taking the time to divide property and finances can still be complex—and in more difficult situations, this is even more true. Federal employees may
4 Things To Ask For In A Maryland Divorce Settlement Agreement
When going through something as emotional and complicated as a divorce, both members of a partnership will, at some point, wonder what they are owed and what will be considered fair. In Maryland, courts will examine what is considered equitable, not what is equal—which means that one party could
How Retirement Accounts Are Divided In A Maryland Divorce
When spouses divorce, they already have a complex process ahead of them, even in amicable cases. This process will involve paperwork, proper filing, and reaching an agreement about property and asset division Protect Your Assets With a Postnuptial Agreement, child visitation rights, and more. In
Must-Have Elements in a Maryland Divorce Settlement Agreement For Fathers
Divorce can be a challenging point in any person’s life, but those who are parents face additional difficulties during the process. Historically, courts have favored the mother in cases of divorce, providing greater custody and visitation rights to the female partner in the relationship leaving
Can Your Spouse Claim Your Retirement Benefits In A Maryland Divorce?
Planning for retirement is an ongoing endeavor for much of a working person’s life, and for those who are married, that plan factors in the contributions, spending habits, and goals of two people rather than one. Planning divorce and retirement benefits is typically not a part of that effort but
Planning for Divorce in Retirement: Ensuring a Secure Financial Future
Divorce presents challenges for any partnership, but it can be even more complex and stressful for those who are nearing or already in retirement. Because financial plans were likely established with two people in mind, switching to an individual approach—and facing the potential loss of some
What To Know About Retirement After A Divorce
Retirement is the long-term goal for many individuals after they have dedicated much of their lives to their work for decades. However, marriages can dissolve at any point, including near or after retirement, and the financial impact that this has on long-term fiscal wellness is only magnified when
Milstein Family Law Partner Michael Milstein Supports Camp Attaway
At Milstein Family Law, we believe in giving back to our community and supporting causes that make a meaningful difference. We are proud to highlight our partner, Michael Milstein, and his dedicated support of Camp Attaway. Last Friday, Michael took on a special role as he fired up the grill and
