Reasons People Get Divorced There are lots and lots of reasons people get divorced. Sometimes, the marriage ends with a bang. Other times, the couple slowly comes to the decision to divorce over time. In any event, there are some things that are more likely to cause a divorce than others. Below are some of […]
Read MoreGoing through the decision to get a divorce and the divorce process itself can be stressful. Add on a trip to the courthouse for a hearing, and people can feel even more stress. Sometimes, this stress causes people to forget certain, otherwise common sense cautions. Other times, their lack of experience is to blame for […]
Read MoreDivorce is a disrupting time. The upheaval may involve moving to a new home. Alternatively, it may require getting used to coming home to the same place with fewer or no people there. You may have new furniture, or less of the furniture you once had. As you take time to adjust to your new […]
Read MoreIf you find yourself considering a divorce, or if your spouse has informed you they are considering divorce, or, more bluntly, told you they want a divorce, it is a good idea to consult with an experienced divorce attorney. Some people think that all divorces are the same, or they won’t have any room to […]
Read MoreChange Your Space and Change Your Mood Often times during a separation or after a divorce, one party stays in the marital home. Many people report seeing reminders of happier times, or memories of significant events (both pleasant and unpleasant). These memories can be stressful. It is well known that stress can cause issues with […]
Read MoreUnderstanding Gray Divorce “Gray divorce” is a term that refers to divorcing baby boomers. While it originally applied to couples married 40 years or more, the term now generally refers to any divorcing couple who may qualify with “gray hair,” thus, the term, “gray divorce.” While divorce rates are falling for most age groups, for […]
Read MoreIn almost every divorce case, the parties want to know how long it takes to divorce. It is a fair question. Unfortunately, there is not a simple answer to this question. There are a number of variables that can impact the amount of time it takes to complete the divorce proceedings in the state of […]
Read MoreDuring divorce proceedings, the couple, along with their lawyers, typically come to an agreement on the division of assets and debts, parenting time, child support, and alimony. When the case cannot be resolved, the issues are litigated before the court. However, there is one exception to the typical give and take of a negotiated settlement […]
Read MoreMoney Conflicts Impact Marital Bliss Studies show conflict surrounding the finances of a couple, whether married or partnered, is directly linked to: Longer arguments More intense arguments Decreased marital satisfaction as well as Increase in divorce rates. In fact, financial disagreements are the third most frequent topic couples argue about. Financial infidelity is just one […]
Read MoreIf you are considering divorce, there are several steps you can take before announcing it to your spouse. These steps help you explore your options and consider alternatives, protecting your best interests. They also help you plan for the future. In Maryland, divorce typically takes six months to a year, depending on the circumstances. In […]
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