Brown, Goldstein & Levy knows how important family is. When we represent you and your loved ones, we take the same care as we would for our own families.
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As of October 1, 2016, a corroborating witness is no longer needed to obtain a divorce in Maryland.
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Everything AND the Kitchen Sink?!?: The Top 3 Questions to Ask Yourself When Dividing Marital Assets
by Dana McKee and Anthony May From the curtain rods to the broken microwave in the basement, and yes, even the kitchen sink, divorcing couples often engage in the “one for me, one for you” game when dividing marital property. Parties often fall into the trap of trying to evenly quantify and distribute every
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Talk to those you know and trust. Look at ratings websites or professional organizations. Choose a divorce attorney with a compatible skill set that matches your goals for resolving the dispute.
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