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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...
Even two decades into the 21st century, many family court judges still believe that women should have more responsibility for parenting their kids than men after divorce. When parents can’t reach an agreement on their own, judges are left to decide custody for them....
For many testators, the primary focus of estate planning will be deciding how to protect their assets and choosing who receives which property from their estate. Some people who have more complicated relationships with their family members may have other concerns,...
When you die, it will likely be what you leave behind for others that determines your ultimate legacy. The people who knew you the best will continue to age, and memories will fade over time. However, the support you provide through an inheritance or the emotional...
Life often becomes unpredictable after a divorce. You may have to move to a smaller space and see less of your children. Your standard of living may shift because the same amount of income now needs to support two households instead of just one. Trying to build a...
Trying to share custody with your ex is going to strain an already difficult relationship. You might disagree about how to discipline the kids, what the best way to split up special days might be or even about whether they're ready to participate in school sports....
When you are approaching retirement with an estate plan in place, it can be an exciting time in your life. Because you have prepared, you will be free to spend your days as you wish, without worrying about your assets. Having an estate plan is wise, but make sure it...
Estate administration can bring out the worst in people. If someone expects to receive more than their loved one wanted to leave them, they might take out their frustrations on their siblings or other family members. Even the strongest family units can crumble under...
If you’ve struggled with an alcohol or drug problem, you may have a difficult time getting the shared custody of your child that you’d like in your divorce. Your co-parent may not trust you to care for your child alone, even for short periods. If a judge has to decide...