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January 18, 2022

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

Filed Under: Alimony,  Child Support,  Custody,  Divorce,  Hiding Assets in Divorce

January 17, 2022

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

Filed Under: Alimony,  Child Support,  Divorce,  Divorce and Finances,  Divorce Law

March 19, 2021

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

Filed Under: Divorce

January 20, 2021

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?

Filed Under: Divorce,  Maryland Divorce Guides

January 5, 2021

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

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December 28, 2020

How To Prepare For Divorce Mediation

According to the American Psychological Association, approximately 40 to 50 percent of married couples in the U.S. will divorce or have divorced from each other. Divorce mediation results in comprehensive agreements in up to 80 percent of divorce cases, so it is important to learn how to prepare for

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December 21, 2020

How To Protect Your Inheritance From A Divorce

Receiving an inheritance from a loved one can be a financial blessing. However, it can also be a cause for concern if the individual with the inheritance is going through a divorce but has mixed the inherited moneys with marital moneys. During a typical divorce, all marital assets are divided

Filed Under: Divorce and Finances

December 14, 2020

How Long Does Alimony Last In Maryland?

If you are currently going through a divorce or are about to enter divorce proceedings, you likely have a number of questions about how the process works and more importantly, how long does alimony last in Maryland? One of the most critical factors that may influence your future after divorce is

Filed Under: Alimony,  Divorce

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