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July 14, 2025

How Political Polarization Is Leading to Divorces Across America

Political disagreement used to be a dinner-table discussion; now it is increasingly cited in legal filings. Across the United States, growing political divides are playing a significant role during divorces. Even in Maryland and nearby states, attorneys are reporting that divorce clients state

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July 7, 2025

Resources for Surviving a Politically-Charged Divorce

Divorce is typically a difficult and emotional experience; however, when political differences add tension, the process can become even more complicated. In Maryland, couples going through a divorce amid political disagreements experience challenges communicating and reaching agreements on property

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June 23, 2025

How Politics Is Contributing to Separation Among Aging Couples

Political differences have always existed between couples. But in recent years, those differences have become harder to ignore. Many aging couples who once shared long marriages are now separating or divorcing because of rising political tensions. In Maryland and across the country, these disputes

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June 16, 2025

Annulment vs. Divorce: Which is Right for You?

When a marriage ends, most people see divorce as the only legal option. However, annulment is another path some may be eligible to pursue. Both annulment and divorce end a marriage but in very different ways. In Maryland, the choice between the two depends on your circumstances and the legal

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June 2, 2025

Tackling Divorce When Politics Get in the Way

Political disagreements can strain even the strongest of relationships. In recent years, differences in political beliefs have become a growing reason couples seek separation. When those differences become deeply rooted or impact shared values, parenting choices, or financial goals, they may

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May 26, 2025

Managing Federal Remote Work Transitions During Divorce

The federal workforce is in the middle of a significant shift. After years of widespread remote work, many federal employees in the Baltimore area are now being asked to return to the office, at least part-time. For those in the midst of a divorce, this transition can feel especially overwhelming.

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May 19, 2025

Can a Spouse Claim Part of a Federal Severance Package During a Divorce?

Federal employees play a significant role in Baltimore’s economy, working in agencies such as the VA, USPS, and the Department of Defense. However, when a federal employee divorces, federal severance pay and benefit packages can quickly complicate the process. Severance packages can be large, and

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May 15, 2025

5 Financial Tips for Government Employees Going Through a Divorce

Divorce is challenging on every level, but the financial aspects often create the most lasting impact. For government employees, going through a divorce involves specific considerations: retirement accounts, pensions, health benefits, and predictable salary structures, all which have a significant

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