What is Adverse Possession?
Adverse possession is a legal doctrine that permits someone to gain legal ownership of property owned by someone else. Historically, the common law was designed…
Adverse possession is a legal doctrine that permits someone to gain legal ownership of property owned by someone else. Historically, the common law was designed…
When married couples decide to get divorced in Maryland, they must file specific documents with the family courts. One such document is the divorce decree.…
In Maryland, as in most states, unmarried couples may jointly adopt children under certain circumstances. However, even in states that do not allow for joint…
A divorce within a blended family can result in unique child custody issues as stepparents, guardians, or other non-biological parents seek to continue a relationship…
Divorce often brings major life changes for both parties. For many stay-at-home mothers, it can necessitate a return to work after many years of being…
Millennials tend to stay independent longer and therefore marry later in life. By the time they marry, they may have achieved some measure of financial…
Marriage comes with shared privileges and responsibilities for spouses such as caring for each other and their children, filing joint taxes, and owning marital property.…
Going back to school is a transition for children as they get back into certain schedules and routines. Some may be entering a new school,…
There are three types of alimony changes that can occur, depending on the situation: There can be a change in the amount of alimony that…
One of the most difficult issues that can arise during a divorce is deciding on a child custody agreement and having your children abide by…