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How Does a High-Asset Divorce Work in Maryland?


How Does a High-Asset Divorce Work in Maryland?

If you have searched the internet for “divorce lawyers near me,” it probably means you have a lot to lose in a divorce settlement or judgment. You may even find yourself wondering how high-asset divorces work. Know your rights and what to expect from your divorce by learning how high-asset divorces work in Maryland. At […]

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Meeting Your Child Custody Attorney for the First Time

How to Prepare to Meet Your Child Custody Attorney Most people experience feelings of nervousness during their initial meetings with their attorney — especially when it involves child custody orders. While it’s normal to feel overwhelmed, or even reluctant before your meeting, we have tips to help you prepare and ease doubts you may have […]

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Can I Modify or Cancel a Prenuptial Agreement?

The things you wanted and cared about when you created your prenuptial agreement may not always remain the same. Therefore, it is possible for a married couple to alter or cancel their prenuptial agreement as long as they are both on the same page. One spouse cannot cancel or change the prenuptial agreement alone. Amending […]

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Alimony FAQs

If you are considering divorce, you may have some questions about alimony.  As such, we have compiled a list of commonly asked alimony questions for your consideration. What is alimony? Alimony is a cash payment from one spouse to the other. The court can order alimony, or the parties can agree to it in a […]

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7 Benefits of a Prenuptial Agreement

A prenuptial agreement, sometimes referred to as a “prenup,” is a contractual agreement that protects the parties from unanticipated and undesirable results, should the marriage end in a divorce.  The benefits of a prenuptial agreement are many.  In a perfect world, a couple entering into marriage will never need to dust off their prenuptial agreement […]

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Divorce and Property Division

If you are getting divorced, property division may occupy a considerable amount of your time and attention.  When making decisions about property division, there are a few things divorcing parties should take into consideration. Divorce and Property Division: Assets Divided in Divorce Prenuptial agreements and premarital property issues aside, most couples have items of value […]

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Prenuptial Agreements and Postnuptial Agreements: FAQs

Prenuptial Agreements Defined A prenuptial agreement, also called a premarital agreement, is a legally binding document created with the rights and responsibilities of a couple in mind.  Prenuptial agreements are written before a couple marries, and may address a host of issues relevant to the couple.  Postnuptial agreements are entered into after the couple marries. […]

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Financial Considerations for Remarriage

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 […]

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Frequently Asked Questions about Divorce

Even 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 […]

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Motions to Modify a Divorce Decree

In 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 […]

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