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Types of Divorce 1. Absolute Divorce ends your marriage officially. It resolves all concerns, including estate matters. Unless listed...

Why Financial Planning is vital for the LGBTQ+ community

The Code of Maryland Regulations states that child abuse and neglect in this state include many factors. These factors highlight abuse or ne

An annulment is a decree that is applied to a marriage where it states that the marriage never happened in the first place. When you get an

Mental capacity most often comes up in a conversation about the person who is infirmed, being able to make rational and informed decisions a

Before we start the conversation about how a will is revoked in Maryland, let’s begin with what exactly is a will. A will is a formal writte

There are specific rules for the calculation of child support in Maryland. If a couple is married, has children and then becomes divorced, t

These are situations where one person asks another to sign a prenuptial agreement before being married, to preserve the assets brought to th

The easy answer to the question as to whether you need an advance directive under the age of 50 years old is: “Yes.” People of every adult a

An inheritance is defined as a gift of money or property received from another person living or deceased. Under the Family Law Article of

The CARES Act, can provide some additional tax relief for individuals making charitable contributions by providing an additional bonus for

You will have to get a court order to remove a parent’s name from a child’s birth certificate after it has been issued. For paternity and

For parties contemplating a separation, there are three options available to you: a legal separation (marital settlement agreement) without