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My Ex Claimed the Kids on His Taxes When It Was My Year to Claim Them

If you and your ex share children, a question you might have around tax season is, “what happens if both parents claim a child on taxes?” Although your divorce decree should specify which parent gets to claim the dependent tax deduction, it’s n… Read More
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Categories: Finances & Taxes
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Tracking Technology in Divorce Litigation

Technology affects just about every aspect of our lives today, including legal matters like divorce. It may be tempting for spouses who don’t fully trust their partners to use tracking technology to get information regarding their whereabouts and c… Read More
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Categories: Divorce
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Filing Taxes After Divorce In Maryland: Changes in Filing Status and Maryland State Tax After a Divorce

Almost nobody enjoys going through divorce. Likewise, most people dread preparing and filing their taxes. Unfortunately, many people have to do both. Read More
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Categories: Finances & Taxes
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Understanding the Financial Consequences of Divorce

Marriage is just as much a financial relationship as it is an emotional one. Importantly, the financial consequences of divorce are far reaching and go beyond the question of who gets the house and other marital property in Maryland. In fact, the eco… Read More
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Child Abduction and Child Relocation Laws in Maryland

If you are the custodial parent, you may be wondering whether you are permitted to relocate out of the state with your child. Whether the move is in connection with a new job, to be closer to family, or another reason, it’s essential to understand… Read More
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Categories: Custody
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The Benefits of Therapy During and After Divorce

Divorce is life-changing — and the emotional toll it takes on you can be significant. You may be feeling a variety of emotions, including anger, sadness, grief, guilt, and confusion. While your divorce attorney can help to guide you through the leg… Read More
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Categories: Divorce
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7 Reasons You Should Get a Postnuptial Agreement

Most people are familiar with prenuptial agreements and how they function. However, it’s important to understand that if you and your spouse did not sign a prenup before you were married, you still have the opportunity to enter into a postnuptial a… Read More
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Understanding the Collaborative Divorce Process, Part 2: Navigating Asset and Property Division

Even if a couple agrees to part ways, divorce can be overwhelming. There are many issues that must be determined before a judge will sign the final divorce decree, including those involving finances and asset division. One of the ways spouses can red… Read More
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Categories: Collaborative
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What is an Order of Default in a Maryland Divorce?

What is an Order of Default in a Maryland Divorce? If your spouse is missing or refuses to participate in a divorce action that you have commenced, you may be wondering whether it is possible to legally end your marriage. Importantly, the courts have… Read More
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Categories: Divorce
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Understanding the Collaborative Divorce Process, Part 1: What it is and How it Works

Divorce can often be challenging, emotionally overwhelming, and stressful. However, it’s important to understand that litigation in the courtroom isn’t the only way to divorce in Maryland. The collaborative divorce process is an alternative dispu… Read More
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Categories: Collaborative, Divorce