What is a Master? The use of masters is an old tradition, as they were originally appointed English kings to act as assistants to the chancellor. Today, masters continue to act as assistants by hearing matters for judges who have overloaded dockets.
Understanding and Calculating Alimony in Maryland
Find out how alimony (spousal support) is awarded and calculated in Maryland.
Use and Possession of the Family Home in a Maryland Divorce
For many divorcing couples, deciding what to do with the family home is a source of stress and conflict. In most marriages, real estate is the most significant asset, which can cause a variety of complications. Many people feel a deep emotional attachment to their homes, which can delay settlement efforts if both sides wish to remain in the house.
Uncontested Divorce in Maryland
The mere thought of divorce conjures up dreadful visions: terrible arguments with your spouse, taking time off work for contentious court hearings, and attorney’s fees that seem to creep higher and higher as the days pass. But that’s just the worst case scenario. If you and your spouse are able
The Basics of Annulment in Maryland
If you want to know if your marriage is eligible for an annulment in the state of Maryland, this article explains what an annulment is, when a marriage can be annulled, and the effects of an annulment. You’ll want to check with the circuit court of the county where you or your spouse live to see if
Separation vs. Divorce in Maryland
In Maryland, the terms “separation” and “divorce” are sometimes used interchangeably. However, “separation” and “divorce” have different legal meanings in Maryland and you should try not to confuse them.
Maryland Divorce and Legal Resources
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Maryland Child Custody & Visitation FAQs
Answers to common questions about child custody and visitation in Maryland.
Answers to frequently asked questions about alimony (spousal support) in Maryland.
Maryland Separation Agreement FAQs
Find out what a divorcing couple can include in their separation agreement.
Maryland Marital Property FAQs
Learn about the laws governing marital property in Maryland.