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Most divorces settle without ever going to trial. However, when spouses disagree over issues such as property division, child custody, alimony, or hidden assets, the case may become contested. As part of the litigation process, attorneys often use a legal tool known as a deposition to gather information and preserve testimony before a court hearing. […]

When a marriage comes to an end, finances often become one of the biggest sources of stress. One of the most common questions couples ask is, “What happens to our joint bank accounts?” Whether you share a checking account for everyday expenses or a savings account you’ve built together over the years, understanding how these […]

Alimony is often one of the most contested financial issues in a Maryland divorce. Many people assume there is a strict formula that determines how much support will be paid and for how long. However, unlike child support, Maryland courts do not rely on a fixed mathematical formula when calculating alimony in most divorce cases. […]

Divorce is often emotionally and financially stressful, particularly when one spouse believes the other intentionally wasted, hid, or improperly spent marital money before the marriage ended. In Maryland divorce cases, this issue is commonly referred to as “dissipation of marital assets.” Allegations of dissipation can significantly affect property division, financial negotiations, and litigation strategy during […]