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Maryland Divorce Law: Divorce By Mutual Consent Explained
In Maryland, divorce proceedings may be characterized as “contested” and “uncontested.” As the words imply, a contested divorce in Maryland is one where the spouses are contesting – arguing and
Contested Divorces in Maryland/DC: What Evidence Will I Need?
If you are involved in a contested divorce here in Maryland or the District of Columbia, this generally means that, at some point, the couple and their lawyers will be
Maryland/DC Divorces: Same Sex Couples and Adultery
Adultery has long been an important potential issue for divorces. Indeed, at one time, adultery was the most salient ground that permitted a couple to dissolve their marriage. This remains
Is There an “Upper Limit” for Child Support Awards in Maryland/DC Divorces?
Yes. Under both Maryland and DC divorce statutes, it can be said that there is an “upper limit” of how much child support that a divorce court can order. Why?
Can My Ex-Spouse Go to Jail For Violating the Divorce/Family Court’s Order?
You hope it does not happen, but sometimes an ex-spouse will refuse to comply with an Order issued by a Maryland/DC divorce or family court. The most common examples include
Maryland/DC High Net Worth Divorces: What is “Standard of Living?”
When considering an award of alimony – or spousal support – Maryland and DC courts will evaluate and consider many factors including the “standard of living” of the spouses in