Divorcing from someone you share children with means you will still have to deal with them. You need to do this as amicably as possible for the sake of your children. That can be challenging, though, especially if things did not end well between you. You probably...
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Will I receive alimony in a Maryland divorce?
In Maryland, alimony, also known as spousal support, is a common consideration in litigated divorce cases. Whether you will receive alimony depends on various factors outlined by Maryland law. Knowing what a court considers, in the event that you and your spouse can’t...
What happens to a family business in a divorce?
Divorce is a difficult experience, even under the best of conditions. When a divorcing couple owns a business together, the situation becomes more complex. One of the primary questions that’s at the forefront of the situation is what will happen to the company. There...
Fighting addiction while seeking custody?
If you are a parent who is going through a divorce and you are simultaneously battling an addiction to drugs and/or alcohol, you’re on a rough road. Divorce is hard enough without adding the myriad problems that come with trying to address addiction. Since your...
Tips for business owners going through a divorce
While some effects of divorce can be constant, some are unique depending on the circumstances of a case. And one of such circumstances is owning a business. As a business owner, your divorce may be challenging. But you can make it more manageable. Here are two tips to...
Challenges commonly associated with divorcing a narcissist
Divorcing a narcissist requires very specific planning because these individuals will complicate the process if given the chance. People who have narcissistic tendencies aren’t able to consider how their actions affect others, and they often have an inflated sense of...
What to do if you receive a Complaint for Custody
Receiving a Complaint for Custody can be a stressful and confusing experience. Understanding your rights and responsibilities under Maryland law is crucial. Consider the following if you have recently been served with a custody complaint in Maryland. Review the...
3 ways people try to hide assets during divorce
You should not hide assets if you’re getting divorced. The court is going to ask you and your spouse to disclose the assets that you own. You should do this truthfully and honestly, to the best of your ability. That being said, people do try to hide assets frequently,...
3 important divorce statistics for people to know in 2024
Divorce is a largely personal experience, but it is also a social issue. Couples get married specifically to have society and the government recognize their relationships. When they divorce, they ask to officially end that marital relationship. Therefore, the...
Parallel parenting can help when you have a toxic co-parent
Dealing with a toxic ex while trying to co-parent effectively is a complex challenge. Those with high-conflict personalities sometimes escalate simple situations, leaving the other parent drained and yearning for peace. Parallel parenting, where interactions are...