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The Grounds For Divorce In Maryland
In some states, a divorce requires meeting specific legal criteria known as the “grounds for divorce.” We sometimes refer to these as the “keys to the door.” These grounds establish the legal basis for a court to grant a divorce, providing the required justification for legally ending a marriage and sometimes shaping how the…
Read MoreThe Importance Of Changing Your Beneficiaries Post-Divorce
Divorce can be a long process that requires attention to financial and legal details. After spending time negotiating asset division, many people overlook the need to update beneficiary designations on essential documents. This step is critical because an ex-spouse could still inherit significant assets without it, even if the divorce agreement is clear about who…
Read MorePrepare for a Successful Mediation Session with Confidence
Mediation is designed to help people reach an amicable resolution outside of court. Both parties work together with a neutral mediator to discuss and resolve their issues. Knowing what to expect and what to bring can help make the process smoother and more effective. What to Expect in Mediation What to Bring to Your Mediation…
Read MoreMediation of Domestic Partnership Agreements in Maryland
Domestic partnership agreements are increasingly popular among couples who wish to define their relationship legally without getting married. In Maryland, these agreements offer a flexible way to handle various aspects of a partnership, from finances to property rights. However, crafting a fair and comprehensive domestic partnership agreement can be complex. This is where mediation comes…
Read MoreThe Power of Mediation
In the often tumultuous terrain of family law conflicts, the emotions and tensions involved can reach a breaking point. The impact on everyone, particularly children, can be profound. In this blog post, we explore the transformative power of family law mediation through a real-world scenario and analyze how a skilled mediator turned a crisis situation…
Read MoreMaryland Courts now Closed through June 5, 2020
On April 14, 2020, the Court of Appeals of Maryland issued a Second Amended Administrative Order Expanding and Extending Statewide Judiciary Restricted Operations Due to the COVID-19 Emergency. Courts will remain closed through June 5, 2020. How does that affect your case? My experience in Baltimore County has been as follows: If you had a…
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