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Milstein Siegel

Maryland Family Law Attorneys

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Divorce For Men

The Maryland family law attorneys at Milstein Siegel ensure men's rights by helping them maintain the emotional and financial stability of their households.

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Divorce is a difficult process for all parties involved; however, as a man going through the legal process, it can seem that your perspective, your issues, and your concerns may not be receiving the attention they deserve.

Women are historically favored in divorce cases, making it important for you to protect your financial assets and receive appropriate custody of your child(ren).

To ensure that your rights are protected and your best interests are considered, it is important to secure the representation of a family law attorney with experience in men’s rights cases to help you obtain the best possible resolution.

Common Issues Men Face During Divorce

Often men experience specific difficulties during divorce, especially in Maryland, where the court follows an “equitable distribution” statute. This means that, in most cases, the state will divide marital property equitably (fairly) between spouses unless specified otherwise through a prenuptial agreement. However, men do have rights during a divorce, and it is important to ask a knowledgeable family law attorney how your assets might be affected.

The men we represent during divorce often ask the following questions:

  • How can I protect everything that I have earned?
  • What happens if my wife tries to keep our children from me?
  • I own a business that may be destroyed in the divorce process. How can I protect it?

The Rights Men Have During a Divorce

When you go through a divorce, it is important to hire a family law attorney who is well-versed in men’s rights, especially if you believe your rights may be compromised.

Men have the following primary rights during a divorce:

  • Financial rights
  • Child Custody Rights
  • Housing rights
  • Property/asset rights

How We Represent Men In Divorce Cases

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The Maryland family law attorneys at Milstein Siegel work to help ensure that men are not unfairly burdened when issues of financial support and custody are considered.

Our years of experience surrounding divorce and men’s rights allow us to build highly persuasive cases for our clients, helping them achieve their goals and maintain the emotional and financial stability of their households.

We offer our exceptional representation to men for:

  • Child custody and visitation
  • Child support
  • Alimony
  • Division of property

Our Process

 Consultation

We begin with a confidential consultation to understand your goals and concerns, whether you’re the one initiating the divorce or responding to it. We’ll address your rights, risks, and legal options.

Strategic Planning

We evaluate the financial position of your spouse, review Maryland guidelines, and build a strategy aligned with equity and sustainability.

Preparation & Documentation

Our team gathers financial records, parenting information, communication logs, and any other evidence necessary to build a strong case tailored to your position and priorities.

Negotiation & Settlement

Whenever possible, we aim to resolve disputes through negotiation or mediation while protecting your rights, goals and future.

Litigation & Court Representation

When settlement isn’t possible, we represent you in court, leveraging decades of courtroom experience advocating for men’s rights in divorce, custody, and support disputes.

 Ongoing Support

We continue to stand by your side post-divorce, assisting with enforcement issues, custody modifications, or appeals, so you can move forward with confidence.

Let Milstein Siegel guide you every step of the way with experienced legal support customized for men facing divorce.

Speak With An Experienced Maryland Family Law Attorney

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At Milstein Siegel, we understand where men going through a divorce are coming from, where they would like to go, and how they can get there. Our more than 20 years of experience in divorce and other family law issues help our male clients effectively fight to protect their rights and lay the foundation for a better future. Let us help you secure the best possible outcome for your family law matter.

For more information about men’s rights or to seek legal representation, contact Milstein Siegel by phone at (410) 792-2300 or request a consultation online today.

Divorce for Men FAQs

Are men at a disadvantage during divorce in Maryland?

Although the law is written to be gender-neutral, many men feel overlooked in areas like child custody and spousal support. We work to ensure your rights and concerns are fully addressed and protected throughout the legal process.

Will I lose custody of my children?

Custody decisions are based on a child’s best interests, not gender. Many fathers achieve shared or primary custody. We advocate for custody arrangements that reflect your involvement and capabilities as a parent.

Do I have to give up half of everything?

Not necessarily. Maryland is an equitable distribution state, which means marital property is divided fairly—not always equally. We help you retain what’s rightfully yours and safeguard individual assets, business interests, and investments.

Can I be forced to move out of the house?

Generally, a spouse cannot force the other to leave a jointly owned or leased home without a court order. We’ll help assess your housing rights and work toward solutions that meet your needs.

How can I protect my finances during divorce?

We assess your income, debts, property, and potential support obligations to create a strategy that preserves your financial security. This includes shielding non-marital assets and negotiating fair alimony and support agreements.

What should I do before filing for divorce?

Gather financial documents, understand your assets and debts, and avoid major purchases or transfers. Most importantly, speak to an attorney early. We help you take proactive steps and avoid costly mistakes.

Do you handle complex or high-conflict divorces?

Yes. Whether your case involves business ownership, contested custody, hidden assets, or legal emergencies, our attorneys are equipped to negotiate or litigate based on your specific needs.

How long does a divorce usually take in Maryland?

Uncontested divorces may be finalized in several months. Contested cases—especially those involving custody, alimony, or division of property—can take longer. We focus on resolution while protecting your long-term interests.

Why choose Milstein Siegel to represent me?

We have over 20 years of experience in Maryland family law and a strong focus on protecting men’s rights during divorce. We build customized legal strategies focused on your goals and future security.

 

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  • Alimony
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  • Child Support
  • Collaboration & Mediation
  • Contested Divorce
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  • Division Of Property
  • Domestic Violence
  • High Asset Divorce
  • Divorce For Men
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  • Uncontested Divorce
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