property division

Maryland couples and others around the nation have a plethora of decisions to make when they decide to get divorced. Property division tends to be near the top of the list of issues to address. Certainly, how to divide retirement funds is one of the more complex...

When getting a divorce, it is normal to want to walk away with one's fair share of marital assets. If a couple is able to work out their own property division agreement, the terms should reflect those wishes. If a divorce case goes to court, a Maryland family court...

The majority of Maryland families and others around the country have pets in their homes, with dogs and cats topping the list of the most popular animals. Those pets are often considered to be members of the family by their owners. Unfortunately, the future of some...

Maryland couples seeking to begin the process of divorce should consider many factors that will be involved in the proceedings. Property division, child custody and alimony are just a few areas that will need to be addressed. However, couples will also need to...

There are many people who consider their dogs as part of the family. Some Maryland dog owners will even say that their dogs are their children, and they go so far as to dress them in clothes and take professional photos with them. When a couple acquires a dog during a...

Marital property acquired during a divorce is usually divided up equally between each spouse during a divorce. However, figuring out how to divide everything fairly can seem overwhelming and confusing for many. Maryland couples who are currently navigating through the...

While few people feel exuberant during a divorce, most feel flat out exhausted. The divorce process is far from a simple walk in the park, especially when property division is involved. Along with the many other assets obtained throughout a marriage, Maryland couples...

As if divorce is not straining enough, the thought and process of property division can bring a lump to anyone's throat. Dividing a family's assets such as houses, retirement plans, pensions or stocks can sometimes be a challenge. To reduce the stress load, Maryland...

When many Maryland spouses are preparing to divorce, the division of marital wealth is a top area of concern. This is understandable, as the outcome of the property division process will shape the financial lives of both parties for many years to come. When...

Many Maryland spouses take a very narrow view of divorce, believing that every couple goes through a highly contentious process that leaves all parties worse for wear. In reality, couples have the power to choose how their divorce will move forward. For those who are...