Monthly Archives: April 2026
How Maryland Courts Handle Retirement Accounts During Divorce
When a couple divorces, splitting up their assets can prove to be quite a challenge. Although many people talk about how houses and money in their bank accounts might be divided, there are cases where retirement accounts prove to be the most valuable asset in the couple’s marriage. As such, retirement accounts must be… Read More »
Can You Clear Your Criminal Record In Maryland? Expungement And Shielding Explained
Having a criminal record can haunt you even after the legal process has been completed. It could impact your ability to get jobs, find a place to live, or enroll in academic programs. Luckily, there are provisions in the State of Maryland that can help limit access to these records. This is known as… Read More »
Court Addresses Contested Custody In Maryland
One of the most contentious issues that family lawyers deal with is child custody. In Maryland, the overarching principle the courts consider is the best interests of the child. One of the most influential cases in Maryland history related to how courts deal with situations where there is conflict between the parents. This case… Read More »
Court Divides The Marital Estate Unevenly In Divorce Case
In Maryland divorce cases, the court will not necessarily divide the marital estate in half; in some cases, the court can apportion more of the marital estate to one party over the other. This is known as equitable distribution. The court divides the marital estate in accordance with what is fair. In this article,… Read More »
