Going through a divorce can be an emotional rollercoaster for any couple. However, for a high-asset couple, the process can be further exacerbated by financial disputes. One of the most troubling issues that can arise during divorce proceedings is the concealment of...
3 ways to protect a 401(k) during a divorce
Some people have to start 401(k)s as part of a comprehensive benefit package when they begin a new job. Others slowly fund a private 401(k) that they start on their own behalf as self-employed professionals. Regardless of which approach a professional employs, they...
3 assets that can be difficult to value in a Maryland divorce
Divorce is a time of emotional upheaval and financial uncertainty. Unless a couple already has a marital agreement, there can be a lot of conflict related to the division of their resources as they prepare for divorce. Many couples would prefer to retain control over...
What distinguishes separate from marital property in Maryland?
For Maryland residents facing the difficult decision to end their marriage, understanding the distinction between separate and marital property is crucial. If you are navigating divorce, considering these intricacies can significantly impact your approach to the...
Why the date of separation matters
Divorce is not immediate. If your partner asks for a divorce, that may signify the end of your romantic relationship, but it’s still going to take months to get through this process. You’re going to be married for a while, even though you no longer want to be....
What to do with those valuable collectibles in divorce
When affluent couples choose to divorce, they typically have many more matters to address than the average couple. What will happen to the stock options, the investment properties and second or third homes along with the retirement investments? And what about those...
What will happen to your business in your divorce?
If you own a business, you have likely spent countless hours building it, growing it and managing it. During this process, your spouse likely played a role, whether as an active co-owner or by providing you with encouragement and support. Yet, you two may now be...
How does Maryland determine martial property?
When you’re getting married, you typically don’t consider what will happen if you get divorced. When it happens, divorce can be life changing. One of the most confusing and often time-consuming parts of divorce is dividing property. Each state uses different laws for...
