After a divorce or separation, you may be wondering how you will share parenting responsibilities with your former spouse or partner. Co-parenting and parallel parenting are two distinct shared parenting methods that can allow you and your ex to both…
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After you divorce or separate from your ex, you may be wondering how to introduce your kids to a new partner. Children often feel a wide range of complex emotions when their parents start dating new people, and it’s crucial to ensure you handle the…
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If you’re considering parting ways with your spouse, you may be wondering what the difference is between an uncontested vs. contested divorce. While the result is ultimately the same in that a judge will issue a decree that legally terminates your…
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Divorce can bring many economic challenges — and you may be wondering whether filing for bankruptcy can offer you the fresh financial start you need. Although you can file for divorce and bankruptcy at the same time, doing so may not have the impac…
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Divorce is a major life event that can come with many emotional challenges. While the idea of dating after divorce might seem exciting, it’s not something that should be taken lightly. Even if your divorce decree has already been issued, you might…
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Divorce doesn’t only end the marital relationship — it also addresses the economic aspects of your marriage. One way the court gathers information to make fair decisions about the financial matters that need to be decided in divorce is by requiri…
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Maryland follows the doctrine of equitable distribution in divorce. This means that a court will divide any assets acquired during the course of a marriage in a way that is deemed equitable to both spouses. Equitable does not mean equal or fair. The…
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The divorce process involves much more than simply ending the marital relationship. It also divides property that was acquired by either spouse during the marriage. A 9-207 statement must be filed with the court before trial and outlines whether spou…
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Discovery is the stage of divorce litigation where information is exchanged between the parties so that each side can learn more about the other’s position. This process is meant to ensure that both spouses are fully informed about financial matter…
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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…
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