What Prenup Terms? Annapolis Prenuptial agreement is a contract that guides how your divorce will proceed in the event that your marriage does end in divorce. Also, a prenuptial agreement establishes how your estate will be divided in the event you die while you are married. A prenuptial agreement is not a blueprint for divorce. […]
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If your goal is to obtain primary or sole physical custody of a child in Annapolis, the most important first step you can take is reaching out to an experienced Annapolis child custody attorney as early in the process as possible. Whether you are facing a divorce, are seeking a post-divorce modification, or are addressing […]
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Modifying Child Support Based on Income Changes Modification of child support can come when you divorce or address child support outside of marriage – your child support terms are set in accordance with the financial circumstances and parental responsibilities that apply at the time. Child support in Maryland is calculated according to exacting state guidelines that […]
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Factors in a Child Custody Case Child custody is one of the most emotional issues in family law, as most parents want the right to spend time with their child and be involved in their child’s life. Often, parents can agree on a child custody arrangement that works for everyone involved. When this happens, the […]
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About 95 percent of divorces settle out of court. If you find yourself heading towards that five percent who must litigate property division issues, it can be stressful. Below, we’ll discuss everything you need to know about marital asset division during divorce, particularly with high net worth divorces, since they are least likely to settle. […]
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Assets Challenging to Divide in a Divorce! The division of assets in a divorce is ultimately based on state law and the court’s decisions. You may live in a community property state or an equitable distribution state like Maryland. But, in either case, some assets can be more challenging to divide than other assets. […]
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