3 Ways to Prepare for Family Court

Whether you’re going through a divorce, battling for child custody, or looking to file a protective order, family court is no joke. A lot of people feel nervous about stepping foot into a family law courtroom, and that’s normal. However, preparation can help ease your nerves and even help you get a good outcome. Take […]

The Court’s Timeline

Divorce is a messy and emotionally draining process. There are so many things to do and decide on. Wouldn’t it be nice to know what to expect and when to expect things to happen? Luckily, you can. Look below for a better understanding of the court’s timeline for divorce proceedings. The Complaint Every divorce proceeding […]

Helpful Tips for Going Through a Separation

Separating from your spouse is never easy. It’s a stressful and uncertain time period. However, there are ways both parties can make the separation process a bit easier for everyone who is involved. Take a look at these tips for creating a healthy separation environment.  Be Clear On What You Want Is the ultimate point […]

What is a Mutual Consent Divorce?

Have you and your spouse determined it’s time to call it quits? As you might know, divorces aren’t always easy, but partners can make this process a little bit easier by filing for a mutual consent divorce. If your case qualifies for this filing, you and your spouse can save time and energy during the […]

5 Questions to Ask When Hiring a Divorce Attorney

Hiring the right attorney for your divorce case is an important decision to make, but it can be a difficult one as well if you don’t know what to look for in a legal professional. Divorce is already an overwhelming and emotional process, so you’ll want an attorney that will have your best interests at […]

Should I File for a ‘Fault’ or ‘No Fault’ Divorce?

To obtain an absolute divorce in Maryland, a spouse must prove Fault grounds or No Fault grounds. In the past, the state required the party filing for divorce to corroborate their grounds via testimony, but this is no longer a requirement in all cases. Courts may now enter a divorce decree on an uncorroborated testimony […]

What are the Grounds for an Absolute Divorce in Maryland?

Like many other states, Maryland law dictates that grounds for divorce must be proven before the legal dissolution of a marriage can occur. If you are considering an absolute divorce, it’s important to understand the different types of absolute divorce you can file for, as well as the grounds associated with each. How is Absolute […]

What are the Grounds for a Limited Divorce in Maryland?

In Maryland, spouses seeking a limited divorce must prove appropriate grounds before their marital status can be altered or adjusted. If you are considering separation from your spouse, it’s important to understand how limited divorce differs from absolute divorce, and what proof is necessary in order to obtain the type you seek. Today, we’ll be […]

Communication with Your Children During Divorce

Many couples considering divorce tend to stay in their unhappy marriages longer out of fear of harming their children. Divorce isn’t usually easy on anyone involved, but there are certainly ways you can minimize the impact that divorce has on your children. Maintaining healthy communication with your children both during and after divorce is an […]

What to Discuss When You Consult with a Divorce Lawyer

When you make the decision to get a divorce, your first step is finding a professional and compassionate divorce lawyer to work with. Once you’ve scheduled a consultation with a legal expert in Maryland, it’s important to prepare yourself for the meeting. Planning for what you want and need to discuss is key to saving […]

Communication & Co-Parenting

Unless you and your ex-partner have an amicable separation, co-parenting can be a highly frustrating and emotional task. Your children are already going through a tough time due to their parents’ breakup, so it’s vital to the wellness of each member of your family that you and your ex find ways to co-parent in a […]

3 Tips for Moving Forward After Your Divorce

If you are thinking about filing for divorce, or you’re already going through one, you may be concerned about the weight of the proceedings and how that weight will slow you down in the years to come. Divorce is a big decision, whether it’s for the best or not, and even if your life without […]

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