Monthly Archives: October 2025
DUI Versus DWI In Maryland: What’s The Difference And Why It Matters
While some states call it DUI and other states call it DWI, Maryland uses both terms to describe different crimes. If you’ve been charged with drunk driving in the State of Maryland, you’ve probably seen both terms used and wondered what the difference is. While both are considered serious offenses, Maryland law draws a… Read More »
Maryland Court Clarifies When Indefinite Alimony Is Appropriate
In the case of K.B. v. D.B., the Maryland Court of Special Appeals revisited one of the most complex issues in family law: when should the court award indefinite alimony as opposed to a limited rehabilitative term? This decision reinforces Maryland’s preference for alimony that only spans a limited time. It also underscores that… Read More »
Maryland Court Reviews Child Support Modification Request
Unfortunately, the government won’t let you modify your child support payments without first petitioning the court. The petitioner needs to show that a substantial change in conditions has presented itself to warrant modifying the original order. Otherwise, the court won’t hear your case. Nonetheless, there are numerous reasons why you can and should try… Read More »
Former Husband Contests Former Wife’s Alimony Award
Maryland Family Law Article § 11-106 lays out the statutory conditions under which an alimony award is made. The court must review several factors, such as the paying spouse’s ability to pay and the receiving spouse’s genuine need. The petitioner must argue that those statutory factors are present to receive an award of alimony…. Read More »
