Divorce

If you are going through a divorce, or are about to be, you already know about conflict. For many couples, once they get through the difficult process of choosing to end their marriage, they are looking for a more cooperative path forward. There is no question that mediation and other alternative dispute resolution methods can…

Divorce is the end of your marriage, but is often the beginning of the next chapter for you. With that new chapter comes all of the details of your new story, and the path you need to take. This might seem daunting, but you can mentally and logistically prepare yourself for life after divorce. Your…

You are in the middle of a divorce and are now wondering: what happens with our marital home? This is one of your most significant assets, both in its overall value and the emotional meaning it has to you. It could be a family resident, other jointly owned, property, or even be a home you…

It is normal for you to have questions about divorce. Whether you’re about to go through it or you are dealing with post-decree issues, you have the right to information and competent legal counsel to provide you advice. Understanding both your rights and obligations can help you immensely in dealing with family law issues. At…

Social media and divorce do not mix well for so many reasons. What you put on your social media could affect your divorce case. It might negatively impact your property division, custody, or even the possibility of a peaceful settlement. You may feel frustrated and want to talk about the marital issues online, but it…

Dealing with a high-conflict divorce is not easy. You have to deal with heightened emotions, stubborn spouses, or high-value assets you cannot agree how to split. This can be exhausting, both emotionally and physically. A contentious divorce requires experienced legal help you smooth it out as much as possible and to protect your rights along…

Divorce and custody disputes are often deeply emotional. When one or both parents are in therapy, questions sometimes arise about whether a counselor’s notes or mental health records can end up in court. In Maryland, the answer is not simple. While therapy notes are generally protected, there are situations where they may be requested, challenged,…

Ending a marriage can feel like closing one chapter and cautiously opening another. For many people, that next chapter eventually includes dating again. While meeting new people can be exciting, it is important to understand how dating after divorce in Maryland may affect your legal rights and responsibilities, particularly if your divorce is not yet…

Divorce can feel overwhelming, bringing emotional challenges and financial uncertainty. But in Maryland, once your divorce is final, you have a real chance to start fresh and take control of your future. Knowing the important legal and personal steps to take can make this transition smoother and help you build a stable new life.  At…

Divorce is hard enough when both parties are honest. But when one spouse hides assets to avoid fair division, it becomes a whole new battle. Unfortunately, this happens more often than many people realize. At RPM Law, we work with Maryland clients who want a fair divorce, one where no one hides money, property, or…