What to Expect in a Maryland Divorce

Filing for divorce in Maryland can involve multiple steps. This article explains grounds for divorce, the difference between absolute and limited divorce, timelines, and tips to protect your interests.

Grounds for divorce

Maryland recognizes no-fault grounds (e.g., mutual consent) and fault-based grounds. Discuss these with counsel.

Property division

Maryland follows equitable distribution. Identification of marital vs. non-marital assets matters.

Custody and support

Custody decisions focus on the child's best interests. Child support follows Maryland guidelines that consider income and shared time.

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