One of the most significant changes in Maryland regarding divorce laws came in 2023 when the state eliminated its at-fault requirement for obtaining a divorce. Today, Maryland joins the majority of other states with no-fault divorce. However, many couples do not understand what a no-fault divorce is and the benefits of the process. That is…
In Maryland, obtaining a divorce used to require a spouse to prove fault-based grounds such as desertion, adultery, insanity, convictions of a crime, cruelty of treatment, or excessively vicious conduct. If none of these grounds could be proven, then the couple had to be separated for 12 months or create a written agreement that resolved…
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