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April 14, 2013

How To Navigate Divorce With A Business Involved

Congratulations on creating the enterprise of your dreams! It took hundreds of hours of hard labor, but you did it. And you are even making a profit, perhaps a very good profit. The only problem is that either you or your spouse have decided that your marriage is not working out, and you have agreed

Filed Under: Divorce and Finances

March 30, 2013

Men & Divorce-The Man’s Perspective On Child Custody

Men and divorce raise issues unique and apart from women and divorce. Men have emotions, too, as it turns out. The male perspective can differ from the female perspective on issues across the board. Men historically have felt that women are given a one up on them solely due to their gender. Men

Filed Under: Custody,  Men's Divorce

March 17, 2013

Social Security and Divorce- A Primer

In virtually every long-time marriage that results in a Howard County divorce, my client always asks me about the effect of divorce on social security benefits. So, what I am going to try to accomplish is to provide a quick primer on social security and divorce. This issue comes up with future

Filed Under: Divorce and Social Security

March 17, 2013

How Does The Howard County Divorce Court Process Operate? Part 6: The Settlement Conference

OK, so you have now been through a great deal of the Howard County divorce process by the time your settlement conference is on the horizon. You have been through the discovery process, perhaps had a pendente lite hearing, and most likely, you have already spent thousands of dollars on your

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February 22, 2013

Howard County Divorce-How To Unwind After a Day In Court

I was in Court at the Howard County Circuit Court, handling a divorce case. The issue of child custody and visitation were settled. I would like to say it was a high asset case, but it was not. At the end of the day, I wanted to come home with a treat for dessert, so I stopped by Columbia Mall.

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February 20, 2013

How Does The Howard County Divorce Court Process Operate? Part 3: The Discovery Process

Please read Parts 1 and 2 before reading Part 3 to ensure you have a proper understanding of the entire Howard County divorce court process. After the Complaint and Answer have been filed with the Court, the parties, through their attorneys, can begin the discovery process. This is the heart of the

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February 17, 2013

What Can I Do If My Ex-Spouse Refuses To Move Out?

I want a divorce but my spouse refuses to move out. What can I do? I hear this quite often for numerous reasons. Sometimes it is an affair. It could be an abusive spouse. Perhaps your spouse is addicted to alcohol, drugs or prescription medications. Perhaps there is a chemical or psychological

Filed Under: Divorce,  Property

February 17, 2013

Divorce & Affording To Pay For Your Child’s College

If getting divorced is not enough to stress you out, emotionally and financially, overlaying how your child's college will be paid for on top of divorce can send anyone over the edge. But not to fear. Divorce creates a wonderful opportunity to plan for paying for college. Don't believe me. Let me

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