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You're doing your estate planning, and your child is married. You want to leave a certain amount of money to the couple, hoping that they can use it to buy a home, raise a child or perhaps retire themselves. But do you need to name both your child and their spouse in...
When a marriage begins to break down, couples sometimes head to counseling. They know that something is wrong, they're unable to fix it on their own, and they feel like they'll have a better chance of reaching some sort of solution if they work with a professional....
There are numerous mistakes that people make when it comes to estate planning. Firstly, people often think that there is no need to plan what happens in the event of their death. Often, this is fueled by the misconception that estate planning is only relevant to...
Most of the time, when a couple divorces, they will share custody of their minor children. A judge will usually assume that shared custody is best for the kids, even if the parents fight with one another. Most couples create a shared parenting plan rather than have a...
In a divorce or separation context, it is a given that one parent will have more custody of the kids than the other one. This is usually known as the custodial parent, while the other mom or dad is known as the non-custodial one. During the child custody hearing, the...
When you start looking for an exit strategy from your marriage, your first impulse may be to talk out that feeling with your spouse. However, many people will go out and retain their own lawyer as soon as they hear their spouse mention divorce. You could put yourself...
Probate is the process of distributing an individual’s estate upon their passing. Most people create estate plans to ensure that their wishes concerning their assets will be honored when they are no longer around to make important decisions. Estate planning also...
When you’re setting up an advance directive as part of your estate plan, you are generally choosing between a medical power of attorney and a living will. These can both help with end-of-life care and medical decisions. But which one is best for you? This is a...
Divorces in Maryland happen for many reasons. Sometimes people just grow apart and no longer revel in each other’s company. Maybe they have parenting styles that clash. Fights about how to manage the household finances might be erupting way too frequently without ever...
Child custody is often one of the most contested issues during a separation or a divorce. When making a ruling on who becomes the custodial parent, the court takes into consideration the child’s best interest. However, it is important to understand that child custody...