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Separation Agreement in Maryland In Maryland, there is no legal status known as a “legal separation.” Couples are either married or divorced. However, a separation agreement can be established when couples decide to live apart in anticipation of divorce. They may decide to execute what is known as a separation agreement, property settlement agreement, or […]

In Georgia, the concept of “legal separation” as it is commonly understood does not exist. Instead, Georgia law provides for something known as “separate maintenance.” This separate maintenance action allows couples to address issues such as custody, child support, and alimony, similar to a traditional divorce, but does not result in the legal dissolution of […]

Property Division: The Fate of Your Marital Property Post-Divorce When it comes to family law in New Jersey, a common question we hear is, “Is New Jersey a 50/50 divorce state?” Individuals wonder how their assets and property will be split in NJ during a divorce. To answer this question, let’s explore how New Jersey […]

Marital property is the property and financial assets that will be split during a divorce. In Georgia, marital property includes any wealth attained by either or both spouses during the course of the marriage. It does not matter which spouse earns more money or whose name is on the property. It includes financial accounts, physical […]

In family law cases, does it matter who files first? In divorce, when negotiating child custody, or even requesting a prenuptial agreement, is it a race to the courthouse? These are the questions we are here to answer. You may have recently read that Elon Musk and Grimes are in a jurisdiction battle to establish […]

Imagine you’re a grandparent who has always been an active part of your grandchild’s life. Suddenly, you find yourself excluded from your grandchild’s life due to unforeseen circumstances such as family disputes or changes in the parental situation. Negotiations for visitation and continued relationship fail, leaving you wondering about your legal recourse. In Colorado, you […]

In the state of Georgia, the concepts of legal separation and divorce are strongly intertwined, serving as vital steps in the dissolution of a marriage. Legal separation allows couples to live apart and make individual decisions about finances, property, and parenting, without officially ending the marriage. On the other hand, a divorce legally ends the […]

In Maryland, child custody laws are based on the best interests of the child, a principle that prioritizes the child’s overall wellbeing and development. Understanding these laws is crucial for parents or guardians seeking custody. Whether you’re a unmarried partner seeking custody, a grandparent or a nonparent party child custody in Maryland is not about […]

Sometimes, a marriage just doesn’t work out. Two people grow apart. Maybe you’ve become too different in later years. Perhaps there have been little conflicts, but no big blow-up. In many cases, spouses simply realize that they are not in love and don’t make good partners anymore. And that’s OK. These situations are exactly what […]

Can a marital settlement agreement be changed? There are several situations where a party may be dissatisfied with their Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA). One of the most common is when there has been a significant change in circumstances since the agreement was made, such as an increase or decrease in income. Another common cause for […]