Divorce and Credit Reports: Using Your Credit Report Before, During, and After a Divorce
Many 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
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Many 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
(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
In Maryland, as in every state, parents are expected to provide for their children, with each parent taking a part of the financial responsibility that
Going through a divorce is often a difficult time emotionally, and selling the house, is, at a minimum, a discussion point. Many people report nothing
The majority of family law cases in the state of Maryland are resolved by agreement. When the parties do not agree, a contested divorce is
Alimony in Maryland is the payment by one spouse to the other. In the state of Maryland, the purpose of alimony is to allow the
In the early days, ongoing relationships between your children and extended family after divorce is rarely high on the priority list. However, with the holidays
As the saying goes, regarding daylight saving time, spring forward and fall back. In 2017, daylight saving time began March 12 and it will end
Not every divorce is resolved through negotiation. Sometimes, divorces go to trial. The idea of testifying often causes anxiety and concern. It is likely that
Stepparent adoptions in Maryland occur frequently in “blended families.” The term “blended family” means a marriage after a divorce or other relationship that produces a
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