Ending a marriage can bring difficult financial considerations. You may wonder what will happen to your property and savings, especially when you do not have a prenuptial agreement. If you are considering divorce, understanding how ownership rules work can help you...
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Can you change a divorce settlement years later?
Yes, you can change parts of a divorce settlement years later, but only in limited situations. Courts generally treat divorce judgments as final, especially when it comes to dividing property. However, certain parts of a divorce order may still be modified. Here are...
The role of valuations in Maryland high-asset divorces
When you hold substantial assets, you may face a divorce that turns into a numbers-driven discussion fast. You may own a business interest, investments or real estate that does not show a clear price tag. In Maryland, value often sets the reference point for property...
New year, new path: Preparing for a Maryland divorce
The start of a new year often brings a deep sense of reflection. Instead of viewing divorce as the end of a marriage, many see it as the beginning of a new and exciting chapter. January serves as a natural time to make proactive changes that lead to a healthier...
Maryland fault vs no-fault divorce: What you need to know
Ending your marriage through a divorce can create stress about parenting, finances and the future. You face choices between divorce paths and may want clear information you can rely on. This guide gives you background on past fault rules and then explains the current...
New grounds for divorce in Maryland
In October 2023, new rules went into effect that impact divorces in Maryland. The new laws make it less burdensome for Maryland spouses to get divorced. Prior to October 2023, Maryland offered limited divorce and absolute divorce. Limited divorce, also known as legal...
How do you break the news that you want a divorce?
There are certainly a lot of legal issues to navigate once you enter divorce proceedings. But for many individuals, merely telling their spouse that they want a divorce is one of the most challenging parts of the process. If you handle this issue incorrectly, then you...
Four tips to reduce conflict in your divorce
Are you conflict averse? If so, then you’re probably cringing at the thought of fighting with your spouse throughout the divorce process. That tension might leave you wanting a quick out of the marriage dissolution process, but that can be a dangerous approach to...
Take these steps before filing for divorce
If you feel like your marriage is coming to an end, then you might be stressed about the steps you need to take to protect your interests, especially if you’ve never been involved in the divorce process before. You might want to dissolve your marriage as quickly as...
Know what to expect in divorce
No one enters a marriage planning for it to end in divorce. Unfortunately, many marriages fail and people need to take the necessary steps to move forward and get a divorce. This can be complex, considering the various legal and financial issues involved. That...

