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Imputing Income in Maryland Family Law: What it Means and Why it Matters

If you’re facing an alimony issue or child support matter, you may be wondering what your options are if your spouse or the other parent is alleging income that doesn’t seem to add up to what they used to earn or could be earning. Importantly, co… Read More

Marital vs. Non-Marital Property in Maryland: Tracing, Commingling, and Hidden Risks

In a Maryland divorce, assets are classified as either marital property, non-marital property, or partly both, if each part can be identified. Only marital property is subject to division in divorce. Read More

How to Make Confident Legal Decisions When Emotions Run High in Divorce

How to Make Confident Legal Decisions When Emotions Run High in Divorce Divorce often comes with a flood of emotions, and those feelings can easily cloud judgment when you have to make legal decisions. When the path ahead feels uncertain, knowing how… Read More

When Can a Prenuptial Agreement in Maryland Be Challenged?

Prenuptial agreements can save spouses a significant amount of time and money in divorce that would otherwise be spent litigating identification of non-marital property, marital property division, and alimony. Commonly referred to as “prenups,” t… Read More

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