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When a marriage is ending, emotions will usually run high. However, reducing the contentiousness in your case can save you time and money that would otherwise be spent on lengthy and drawn-out litigation. By implementing certain strategies in your ca… Read More

Divorce can be a stressful, costly, and lengthy process. If you’re considering parting ways with your spouse, it’s important to understand that litigation isn’t the only option — mediation is an alternative that can allow you to divorce cost-… Read More

Divorce can be an emotional and lengthy process. As your case proceeds through the court system, there are a number of litigation phases before trial. Importantly, you and your spouse can reach a settlement out of court at any time during the litigat… Read More

If you and your spouse are thinking about parting ways, you probably have many questions about the litigation process. In Part I of this blog series, we discussed how to start the divorce process in Maryland — and the requirements to commence a cas… Read More

If you are considering divorce, you likely have many questions about the legal process – going to court. For instance, you might be wondering how to file for divorce, what the requirements are, and how long it will take. In this blog series, we… Read More

When you divorce, you don’t only part ways with your spouse — your relationship with their family may also come to an end. However, if you will be co-parenting with your ex-spouse, maintaining a relationship with your former in-laws might be impo… Read More

Money or property that is inherited by a spouse during marriage is usually treated differently from other marital assets in divorce. Under Maryland law, assets acquired by either spouse while married are generally considered marital property, belongi… Read More

The way you communicate with your spouse during divorce can have a lasting effect on your relationship moving forward. Effective communication can help to streamline the divorce process and minimize the amount of time you spend in court. It can also… Read More