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Alimony decisions often depend on each spouse's financial circumstances. Gathering key financial records before requesting alimony can help you present accurate information and avoid unnecessary delays during your divorce. Here are the most important ones to collect...
Remarriage can affect alimony and child support obligations in various ways. While remarriage doesn’t end these financial responsibilities in every case, it often triggers changes. Understanding these changes can help both the person paying support and the person...
When a couple divorces in Maryland, alimony can play an important role in ensuring financial stability for both spouses. However, both sides need to be aware of the tax implications that come with paying or receiving alimony. Current and future tax laws can impact...
As the sole or majority breadwinner for your family, you offer financial well-being to your spouse who either makes less money than you or left the workforce to support your career, run your household and raise your children. During a divorce in Maryland, you must...
If you have an impending divorce, and your earning capacity is far below that of your soon-to-be ex-spouse, you’re probably preoccupied with fighting to receive an alimony award. If you’ve learned that your ex-spouse plans to leave the state after the divorce is...
You can ask for spousal support in your divorce petition if you do not think you can support yourself after your marriage ends. In Maryland, state law establishes three types of spousal support, sometimes called alimony. Review the spousal support guidelines in...
When a marriage ends in Maryland, the court may order one spouse to financially provide for the other spouse until he or she becomes self-sufficient. Depending on the couple's economic situation and other partners, either former spouse can potentially receive...