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October 4, 2018

Should Your Child Support Be Modified In 2019?

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

Filed Under: Child Support,  Divorce Law

Man contemplating suicide during a divorce

June 28, 2018

Divorce And Suicide – A Necessary Conversation

Once again, the reality of suicide has infiltrated the daily news, with the deaths of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain. Prominent suicides always propel this important issue to the forefront. Suicide and divorce are no strangers. A heightened risk of suicide exists among the divorcing and divorced

Filed Under: Divorce,  Divorce Law,  Mental Health

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January 23, 2018

How To Appeal Your Divorce Case In Maryland

You just lost your family law case. It might have been about custody, alimony, child support, assets, or any other aspect of family law. But you are angry and don’t know what to do next. Should you appeal? Is there any chance of winning? Should you ask the judge to reconsider? Is there more than

Filed Under: Appeals,  Divorce,  Divorce Law

Bride opening up a wedding gift

December 18, 2017

How Are Wedding Gifts Divided After A Divorce?

The shorter the marriage, the more wedding gifts exist that have not yet been integrated into the household. Sometimes, wedding gifts hold more meaning for one spouse than another, like china and stemware. Who gets what? How does it get divided? What if your spouse just takes it all? What To

Filed Under: Divorce and Finances,  Divorce Law

Woman taking her wedding ring off

December 19, 2015

Divorce-When Do I Take My Wedding Ring Off?

When should you take your wedding ring off when you divorce? There are many options: Immediately, because you are finally free Never, because you never wanted the divorce Not immediately, but when you needed the money so you sold the ring or melted it down for the gold or diamond

Filed Under: Divorce,  Divorce Law

Maryland divorce attorney and his client in the discovery phase of litigation

May 31, 2015

Top 10 Tips To Prepare Your Client For A Court Custody Evaluation

Another top ten from the MSBA. This one is all about child custody evaluations. Each jurisdiction has a different process, and some jurisdictions have no process, only private custody evaluations. Some courts have court personnel conduct them. Some courts use social workers. Others use

Filed Under: Custody Evaluation,  Divorce Law

Woman looking at her husbands Facebook history

March 24, 2015

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

Filed Under: Divorce Discovery Process,  Divorce Law

Maryland divorce attorney and his client in the discovery phase of litigation

April 24, 2014

Discovery In Maryland Divorce Litigation

When you go through a divorce in the State of Maryland, you have a lot of competing thoughts going through your head. We can assume for this blog that the hearing will occur in the Circuit Court for Howard County, but it could be any other circuit court, as well. The Discovery Phase Of

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