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After a divorce, it’s common to feel a range of emotions, from sadness and anger to relief in some situations. While there may be “bad blood” between you and your ex, you must look beyond your personal feelings and consider what’s best when it comes to your children. ...
Those creating estate plans in Maryland often focus on their dependent family members when deciding what to do with their biggest assets. They want to make certain that their children or their spouses will have the resources they need or that certain people inherit...
When couples are co-parenting their children after separation or divorce, they may commit to keeping any disagreements they have away from their children. However, it’s all too easy for co-parents to fall into passive-aggressive behaviors that undermine the respect...
Remarrying when you have children can be both an adventure and a challenge. If your new spouse has children of their own from a previous relationship, your household is about to become very lively. Combining households will result in a blended family. Blended families...
Divorce is typically a stressful experience. Former partners may fight with one another over everything from child custody to who will stay in the home they once shared. When older adults divorce, the situation can become even more fraught. Gray divorces involving...
You might have a bad impression of divorce. Perhaps you have had friends sobbing on your shoulder, recounting details of how cruel their spouse was in the divorce hearing or how difficult it was to adjust to life alone. Yet, how is that person now? They are probably...
A comprehensive estate plan can protect your assets and loved ones during your lifetime while ensuring that your wishes are honored when you pass on. One of the most important estate planning tools that you can use to safeguard your assets, legacy and loved ones is...
Taxes can quickly become a problem when you don’t prepare for them during your divorce. There are many ways that you could end up owing money, so it’s a necessity to go over the tax implications of any choices you make. You need to consider how spousal support may...
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....