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?
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
What Is Divorce Mediation?
During divorce mediation, both parties meet with a neutral, and often, court-appointed third-party to work through disputes and ideally reach a settlement agreement that both parties find fair. Divorce mediation is considered a more peaceful alternative to traditional divorce negotiations and can
How Does Alimony Work In Maryland?
If you are considering or are in the middle of a divorce in Maryland, you may be worried about how alimony will affect your case. Alimony, or payments made to a spouse during or after a divorce, can be a complex subject and factors ranging from a spouse’s ability to work to the other spouse’s
How Do Assets Get Divided In A Divorce?
If you are going through, or about to begin, the divorce process, you are likely feeling overwhelmed at the number and complexity of tasks that you need to handle. One of these issues is determining the division of your property and assets. How these are divided in a divorce depends upon multiple
How To Prepare For A Divorce
If you are considering a divorce, you may feel overwhelmed at the thought of beginning the legal process. The legalities of divorce can be complex and trying to ensure that you fulfill the requirements and adequately prepare for your separation may leave you confused. In order to make the process
How To File For Divorce In Maryland
If you are preparing to file for divorce in Maryland, you may be feeling overwhelmed at the complexity of the process. The state’s legislature is able to revise the laws related to domestic relations on a yearly basis, which means that the requirements can—and often do—change frequently. Learn how
Will Virtual Education Lead to More Divorces?
The strain of COVID-19 on Maryland households has caused waves of divorces, custody modifications, contempt hearings regarding visitation, and child support medication hearings. It has been exhausting for families. Trying to work – at home or elsewhere – while parenting and overseeing a
