I meet with several new clients each week. Each meeting is different. Some folks come to the office highly organized and ready to proceed. Others are not even sure if they want a divorce (divorce attorneys always know the best and worst marital counselors). Some come in, highly emotional, because
Divorce and Finances-Should I Try To Keep The House
The pro's and cons of whether to fight to keep the house upon divorce are challenging to say the least. It involves emotion, financial planning, and quite often, thinking about what is best for the children. Let's walk through a few different factors you should be thinking about, but you should
Divorce and Finances-Did You Change Your Passwords, Social Media And Everything Else?
Let's play some divorce "yes" or "no." Based on your answer, you will know what to do. 1. Did you change all of your online passwords, using a totally different system so that your former spouse will not be able to recognize it? Our daughter taught us how to take the name of a music artist, or
Religion, Child Custody, and Divorce
Whether your divorce or child custody case is in Howard County or elsewhere throughout the State of Maryland, you need to choose a highly experienced family law, divorce and custody attorney who understands how the religious beliefs-or non-beliefs-of parents can affect the outcome of a case. The
50 Ways To Leave Your Lover Or 50 Shades Of Grey: Which Are You?
Do you believe that the tone of a marriage will dictate the tone of the divorce? It is a very interesting concept and often true. When a married couple has a highly emotion-filled marriage, you can usually count on the divorce also being quite emotional. When the divorce is driven by mental
Should I Leave The Loveless Marriage
If you are reading this, you know what I am talking about. Some call it living as roommates. Some know how and when the marriage turned into something different. Some do not. But everyone agrees that right now, it is a marriage in name only. So, you are confronted with the following dilemma. Do I
How Are Decisions Made By the Court in Family Law Cases-Part 2: The Circuit Court Judges
Whether in Howard County or elsewhere throughout the State of Maryland, if you want to decide whether to settle your case or go to trial, you want to make sure your family law attorney attends all of the latest seminars where Judges and Family Law Magistrates are teaching attorneys how to try cases
Can I See My Spouse’s Facebook History During The Divorce?
The short answer is yes, but that would make this blog far too short. The real answer is usually yes, provided that Facebook does not change its access to obtaining this information. Instead, I am going to show you how to request it, because highly experienced family law attorneys understand how
