Adultery is one of the most sensitive and emotionally charged topics that comes up in a divorce. Many spouses who were cheated on want to know how adultery will affect the divorce. Maryland eliminated fault-based grounds for divorce, but adultery can still have a limited impact on the divorce in certain circumstances. It may affect…
Maryland passed a law that changed the game for divorcing spouses and the marital home. Starting October 1, 2025, certain homeowners can now stay in their home after a divorce without having to refinance the loan. If both spouses sign the mortgage, a new clause in mortgages could permit one person to take over the…
Your house is likely one of the most valuable and important assets that will be part of your Maryland divorce. Things can get very emotionally charged when discussing who gets the house or what it is worth. Knowing the possibilities of what could happen to the house help you head into your divorce with foreknowledge…
If one or both spouses have cryptocurrency, it can be a major financial asset. It can also be a big area for conflict in a divorce. Digital assets like Bitcoin, NFTs, and Ethereum can fluctuate widely in value, be hard to discover, and be difficult to trace. This makes it especially challenging in a Maryland…
Your marital home is likely one of the most valuable assets you own. It is also very important to you emotionally. Deciding how to divide the house in a divorce can be one of the most difficult decisions couples make. There are multiple ways to accomplish division of a home, such as through buyouts or…
Finding hidden income can be one of the trickiest and most contested issues in a divorce. This is especially true in high-asset divorces and ones where one or both spouses own businesses. Accurate income is essential to determining child support, spousal support, and the equitable division of your assets. Sometimes, this is harder information to…
Digital evidence continues to change how divorce cases are presented in Maryland. There are far more communications that happen digitally, as well as most of our financial activity. Digital records now play a major part in proving your case in court. Knowing how digital evidence works can help you understand how to protect yourself during…
There are many military personnel and federal employees in the Annapolis area. The same is true for defense contractor professionals. When going through a divorce, it is not just a personal matter. The end of your marriage might cause questions about your financial stability or other potential vulnerabilities. This might affect the security clearance process,…
A high-asset divorce can mean more complexity. There is more to divide, retirement accounts to consider, and potential military benefits to divide. If you have ties to the U.S. Naval Academy or other military connections, you need an attorney who understands how these benefits affect a divorce. Whatever your situation, we’re here to help. At…
As we approach tax deadlines in 2026, you may be wondering whether you are allowed to claim the child tax exemption after a Maryland divorce. The answer depends on multiple things. The IRS has its own rules about who you claim, but your divorce decree may also state whether you or the other parent is…
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