Category: Divorce

Prenuptial agreements don’t prevent divorce. What they do is establish in advance how assets and financial obligations will be handled if a marriage ends. In high net worth divorces, a valid prenuptial agreement can determine the outcome of issues that would otherwise require extensive litigation. Understanding how Maryland courts treat these agreements matters both for […]

High conflict custody disputes frequently continue long after a divorce is finalized. Disputes over school decisions, medical care, extracurricular activities, and schedule changes recur repeatedly, and returning to court for each one is both costly and emotionally exhausting for everyone involved, including the children. Parenting coordinators are a resource Maryland courts use specifically to help […]