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Do I Get A Jury Trial For My Contested Maryland/D.C. Divorce Case?
No. If your divorce proceeding goes to trial in both Maryland and the District of Columbia, the trial will be heard by a judge. This is generally called a “bench
How Does Divorce Impact Your Estate Plan in Maryland and the District of Columbia?
A Maryland or District of Columbia divorce DOES impact your Estate Plan. Essentially, in either jurisdiction, a finalized divorce will automatically disinherit your ex-spouse from receiving anything under your Will.
High Net Worth Maryland/D.C. Divorces: Valuation Methods for Businesses
In some Maryland and District of Columbia divorces, a small business might be included in the couple’s marital assets. If so, then the small business will be subject to the
Why You Should Not Use an Internet Service for Maryland/D.C. Estate Planning
Everyone needs estate planning. Maryland and District of Columbia estate planning is not for the elderly or for the rich. Everyone needs estate planning. But you need estate planning done by experienced,
Navigating the Rapids: A Guide to Divorce in D.C.
The decision to dissolve a marriage in the nation’s capital can be a daunting one. Emotions run high, legalities seem intricate, and navigating the unfamiliar terrain of the D.C. court
Holding the Line: Contempt of Child Custody Orders in Maryland
When co-parents enter the tumultuous waters of separation and divorce, child custody arrangements become a vital lifeline for maintaining stability and nurturing their children’s well-being. These legally binding agreements outline