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With the number of divorces for people over 50 increasing, some older residents in the Washington, D.C., and Maryland areas might be facing the end of their marriages. A so-called "gray divorce" has some particularities because people are older and closer to...
Courts are often unwilling to consider making changes to a child support order unless there's a serious reason to. Child support is for taking care of children, and courts know that children do better when they have more involved adults in their lives helping to...
In the state of Maryland, there are two types of divorce: absolute and limited. An absolute divorce ends your marriage legally and settles all property and custody issues. Once the absolute divorce has been finalized, both you and your ex-spouse are legally permitted...
