Maryland divorce law requires marital property to be divided equitably, which is not the same as equally. An equitable division of property is one in which each spouse receives their fair due, taking into account the totality of their circumstances. A divorce lawyer in Howard County can help you protect your personal, separate property from…
Divorce can complicate many aspects of life, including the division and management of jointly owned property. In Maryland, understanding the implications of joint tenancy and tenants by the entirety after a divorce is crucial for both parties involved. Keep reading for insights from our skilled Howard County property division lawyers, then call (410) 553-5042 to…
Divorce can be a complex and emotional journey for anyone, and the LGBTQ community faces unique challenges and considerations in this process. At Coover Law Firm, LLC, we are committed to providing empathetic and knowledgeable legal support to navigate the intricacies of LGBTQ divorce. Keep reading to learn specific aspects and legal nuances of dissolving…
Navigating a divorce is inherently challenging, and the complexities multiply when children with special needs are involved. Coover Law Firm, LLC is committed to providing specialized legal services tailored to the unique needs of families undergoing divorce with special needs children in Howard County, Maryland. With years of experience and a compassionate approach, we ensure…
If you and your spouse are considering divorce or are going through the divorce process, one of your biggest concerns is what could happen to your business. Whether one or both of you run the business, the community may have an interest in it, and it will likely need to be considered in the division…
Maryland is an equitable distribution state, so both spouses are required to disclose all assets and debts during a divorce, even those they believe are their separate property. However, even with these disclosures, it’s not uncommon for a spouse to hide money or assets during a divorce in an attempt to keep it for themselves. …
