Divorce is the end of a marriage, but for many parents, it is the beginning of navigating custody agreements. If you are experiencing divorce for the first time, building a custody plan for holidays and special events can feel overwhelming. Custody agreement: why is...
Sharing a business with your spouse may seem like a no-brainer since married couples often share the same goals. However, the potential for conflict is greater if personal disagreements start affecting decisions as business partners. And divorce can spell even greater...
Some people in Maryland regularly walk to the corner store because it feels wasteful to drive. Other people jog or run on the shoulders of public roads as a form of exercise. Pedestrians technically have the right to share the road with motor vehicles and bicycles....
If you own a business and are going through a divorce, there is a chance you may have to give up part of your business. This may happen even if you are the only one running the company. Maryland divides assets based on the principle of equitable distribution. The...
When you are a new parent, you are likely consumed with thoughts of your little one's future. But have you stopped to think about what would happen if you were suddenly unable to care for them? An unexpected accident or illness can strike any moment, leaving your...
Spending quality time with your child is crucial for their emotional and psychological development, particularly after a divorce. As you navigate this new chapter in your family's life, maintaining strong relationships with your child becomes more crucial than ever. A...
As the divorce process unfolds, emotions can run high. In addition, financial decisions can become clouded by feelings of anger, sadness or uncertainty. Thus, making financial choices during this period can be crucial to securing a stable future. As you navigate the...
Anyone who has watched a movie or television show involving the police can probably recite a version of the Miranda warning. It is a common inclusion in dramatizations of criminal proceedings. The Miranda warning is a verbal warning that police officers provide to...
White collar crimes are non-violent offenses, typically involving deceit, violation of trust or concealment for financial gain. Examples of white collar crimes include fraud and embezzlement. Fraud is a deliberate deception made to secure an unfair or unlawful gain,...
Divorce goes beyond untangling the married life of two individuals. It is a complex legal process with far-reaching consequences that can significantly disrupt your professional life and finances. The stakes are even higher for business owners seeking to protect their...