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Divorce can be one of the most stressful life events a person will ever go through. It can include difficult and emotional disagreements over child custody and child support, property division, alimony (spousal support) and more. Divorce also requires you to put aside...
Baltimore Orioles are brilliant orange and black songbirds that typically build their nests high in oak and maple trees near the ends of slender branches. The locations of the hanging pouch nests serve as a defense against predators in search of the Maryland state...
Sometimes Google investor Scott Hassan sounds as if he’s perfectly willing to share his billions with his former wife, Allison Huynh. “I have no doubt we will land on a resolution that makes her a woman with generational wealth,” he wrote recently in an email to the...
As regular readers of our Bethesda Family Law Blog will recall, we recently published a post about Social Security benefits that divorced spouses can receive based on their former spouse’s earnings history. Certain conditions set out by the Social Security...
When planning their retirement finances, divorced Maryland residents sometimes overlook Social Security benefits for divorced spouses that would otherwise be important parts of those plans. The Social Security Administration pays benefits to divorced spouses when...
His fans are everywhere. People love his music, his headphones and his image here in Bethesda, across the U.S. and around the world. He’s Andre Romelle Young, better known as media mogul Dr. Dre. One of the founding members of the seminal hip hop group N.W.A., Dre...
The state of Maryland’s Human Services department is clear about child support in a divorce. “Every child has a right to receive support from both parents even if the parents are separated, divorced, or never married.” Of course divorcing parents want to have...
If you’re a frequent reader of our Bethesda family law blog, you might remember an early May post that described the two different kinds of divorce in Maryland: absolute divorce and limited divorce. As you’ll recall, absolute divorce legally ends your marriage and...
Regular readers of our Bethesda Family Law Blog will undoubtedly recall a recent post that shared the Maryland Judiciary’s explanation of legal terms frequently used in child custody proceedings. You’ll recall that in cases of joint legal custody, the court will...
Divorce is rarely easy, whether you’ve been married a few years or a few decades. Rarer still is an easy divorce involving children. Deciding how to divide both responsibility and time spent with the children often escalates tension in an already stressful situation....
