There are financial considerations a couple should contemplate and address before remarrying. From alimony to social security, the decision to remarry can have consequences that affect each person’s bottom line. A prenuptial agreement can address concerns the parties may have – or any concerns the children may have, about family heirlooms and family businesses. Financial […]
Read MoreChild Custody and the Holidays: For Those Who Have a Child Custody Schedule Fourth of July is just around the corner – do you know what your child custody schedule says? Most divorce decrees contemplate child custody and the holidays – but not all! Take a few moments to dust off your divorce decree to […]
Read MoreEven for people who are divorcing for a second or third time, the process can be fraught with questions. No two divorces are the same. As such, below we discuss the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about divorce. Can I prevent my spouse from seeing our children? Generally speaking, no. Courts […]
Read MoreThere are multiple things to consider when planning a divorce. How should you approach the divorce? Should you keep the house? Does your friend really know what they are talking about when giving divorce advice? Below are some thoughts for your consideration. Things to Consider: Approaches to Divorce You and your spouse get to decide […]
Read MoreMediation is one of the many ways couples can proceed when getting a divorce. In mediation, the couple meets with a specially trained, neutral third party called a mediator. Mediation is done in a private setting, which is confidential. The proceedings themselves are not public, however, the agreements made during mediation may become part of […]
Read MoreWhen you are divorcing, the added expense of a forensic accountant may seem unnecessary. This viewpoint is more often the case if this is your first divorce. However, divorce lawyers can assure you, in the right case, failing to hire a forensic accountant can be far more expensive in the long run. When a couple […]
Read MoreIf this is your first child graduating high school since your divorce, or if your last child’s high school graduation after divorce was a disaster, consider some or all of the suggestions below. We sincerely hope you can make your child’s high school graduation and post graduation party happy experiences for you and your child. […]
Read MoreIn general, courts do not modify a divorce decree after entering a final decree. However, a number of exceptions to this rule exist. After a court enters a final judgment and decree, circumstances for the parties change. Those changes occur for any number of reasons. Seeking a motion to modify a divorce decree must have […]
Read MoreMany people don’t think about divorce and credit reports. However, if you are considering a divorce, it is a good idea to get a copy of your credit report. Your credit report, and your credit score, which is comprised of the information in your credit report, provide the basis upon which credit decisions are made. […]
Read More(This is the first of a two part series about parenting coordinator qualifications, use, and duties) What is a Parenting Coordinator? In the state of Maryland, a “parenting coordinator” is defined as “an impartial provider of parenting coordination service,” under Maryland Rule 9-205.2(b)(1). What is Parenting Coordination? “Parenting coordination” refers to a process during, or post […]
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