I was in Court at the Howard County Circuit Court, handling a divorce case. The issue of child custody and visitation were settled. I would like to say it was a high asset case, but it was not. At the end of the day, I wanted to come home with a treat for dessert, so I stopped by Columbia Mall.
How Does The Howard County Divorce Court Process Operate? Part 3: The Discovery Process
Please read Parts 1 and 2 before reading Part 3 to ensure you have a proper understanding of the entire Howard County divorce court process. After the Complaint and Answer have been filed with the Court, the parties, through their attorneys, can begin the discovery process. This is the heart of the
What Can I Do If My Ex-Spouse Refuses To Move Out?
I want a divorce but my spouse refuses to move out. What can I do? I hear this quite often for numerous reasons. Sometimes it is an affair. It could be an abusive spouse. Perhaps your spouse is addicted to alcohol, drugs or prescription medications. Perhaps there is a chemical or psychological
Divorce & Affording To Pay For Your Child’s College
If getting divorced is not enough to stress you out, emotionally and financially, overlaying how your child's college will be paid for on top of divorce can send anyone over the edge. But not to fear. Divorce creates a wonderful opportunity to plan for paying for college. Don't believe me. Let me
50 Shades of Divorce-#1
Scenario 1: You and your spouse are physically separated, heading towards a divorce. You are living in the family home. Your spouse is living elsewhere. One afternoon you return home from work to find that your spouse has cleaned out the family home--his stuff, joint stuff and your stuff (including
