Whenever I meet with a new client, I like to ask what they have researched and where they found the information. My purely unscientific results follow: 1. Internet web searches 2. Social media searches 3. Friends, family and co-workers 4. Self help books 5. Clergy and mental health
Sex, Sexting & Divorce In Maryland
So, you want a Maryland divorce? It does not matter if you are in Howard County, Montgomery County, Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County, Carroll County or anywhere else in the State of Maryland. If you want a divorce, you need to be separated for a year. Unless your spouse commits adultery, then
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
How To Act During and After Your Divorce
Whether you divorce occurs in Howard County or any other jurisdiction throughout Maryland, you will be under the scrutiny of both a Magistrate and a Judge if you have a divorce trial. How you act actually begins before you ever separate. Judges get inundated with emails, social media posts, as
Is It Possible To Kick Your Spouse Out Of The House Because You Own It?
So, you and your spouse are divorcing? You want your spouse out of the house because it is titled solely in your name. Your spouse refuses to leave. Can you get your spouse out of the house? A Look At The Wrongful Detainer Statute The "legal" answer would appear to be yes. However, there is always
The Howard County Divorce Lawyer Q&A-What Do I Really Need To Know?
When you are either contemplating divorce or whether your spouse has come to you for a divorce, there is no checklist telling you what to do next, right? Well, here is a short list for you to consider. 1. Don't react in a way that can hurt you, then or later. 2. Limit conversations with
The Business of the Internet, Emails, Social Media and the Maryland Divorce
Ask any Howard County divorce attorney what documents you need to bring in to review, and the overwhelming answer will be financial documents. But that is certainly not all. Your divorce attorney will want to scrutinize your emails, texts, Facebook posts and private messages, as well as your tweets,
New Privacy Rule Issued By Maryland Court of Appeals
You go to the Howard County courthouse. You go with your Howard County divorce attorney. You are both going to view the Court file, as Milstein Family Law's attorneys often do with their clients. You open up the file and see that your separation agreement is missing from the Court file. Then you see
