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Do you need to change the terms of your Maryland custody order?
During divorce proceedings in Maryland, the courts take every possible step to review the family circumstances and create a highly-individualized and appropriate custody order or parenting plan. Still, no matter how effective and thorough the initial custody order may...
Do the Maryland courts consider a child’s custody preferences?
You've got a strong bond with your child, but you also work a demanding career. Your ex has already made it clear that they intend to ask for primary custody on the grounds that they are available more of the time and that they often perform more of the parenting...
How a separation agreement can simply your Maryland divorce
Couples who are going through a hard time may not want to immediately file for divorce. People can choose to temporarily separate while they work on their personal issues and on their issues in their relationship with their spouse. Living separately can give some...
What happens to your property and debts in a Maryland divorce?
Over the course of your marriage, you and your spouse have probably accumulated substantial assets, as well as some debts, such as your mortgage and your credit card balances. When you begin to worry that your marriage has become unhealthy or you simply believe that...
Can the court require one spouse to pay the other’s attorney’s fees?
In addition to the emotional turbulence and upheaval that comes with divorce, many separating spouses worry about the cost. There are the standard court fees, of course, plus the potential price of hiring a lawyer to guide you through the process. Generally, each...
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