Roughly half of first marriages in the U.S. end in divorce, and if the divorce is contentious, a spouse’s digital footprint will almost certainly come into play. Divorce attorneys are increasingly ...

Divorce can be fraught enough without adding cryptocurrencies to the mix. Or at least that’s been the scuttlebutt, with news reports recounting tales of spouses trying to hide crypto riches from their ...

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If you’re separated and in the process of getting a divorce, dating someone new can complicate things legally. Especially if the divorce is not amicable. Adultery is no longer considered fault-based ...

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Maryland family law attorneys have had a range of reactions to last month’s ruling by the state’s high court that the Federal Employees’ Retirement System Act of 1986 does not preempt state law ...

When it comes to getting divorced in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. where you live can make a huge difference in what it takes to start a divorce case. Recently, there have been some ...

The “New Year’s Resolution” mindset plays a massive role. Individuals often view January 1st as a deadline for personal change. If a marriage has been toxic or stagnant for years, the symbolic fresh ...