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Local Maryland police likely have more questions than answers after a recent traffic accident that took the life of a pedestrian. In cases like these, many uncertainties often remain that law enforcement has to work through, such as who may be at fault and whether any...
One of the most concerning aspects of ending a marriage is how this choice could potentially impact a spouse’s long-term interests. Money is a sensitive and complex aspect of a divorce, and every choice has the potential for long-term effects. It is in the interests...
Most people will experience a car crash at some point in their lives, but most of the time the incident is simply an inconvenience. However, when car accidents prove fatal, the lives of those who loved the victims can change in an instant. This may be the case for...
After years of hard work and climbing up the corporate ladder, you’ve finally reached the C-suite. Receiving a promotion to an executive role comes with new responsibilities and possibilities. But a step up in your career could mean a big step back in your marriage....
Most people in Maryland know that getting a divorce will have an impact upon their finances. Yet they may not realize just how extensive that impact may be. The process itself takes special attention to detail, and many of those details can be easily overlooked. This...
When a Maryland couple begins to sort out their assets in preparation to negotiate a property division settlement regarding divorce proceedings, financial assets can play an important role. Bank accounts and investment portfolios often take center stage in divorce...
Accidents often happen without warning. All of a sudden, one vehicle crashes into another and now those involved must deal with the circumstances. Hopefully, everyone is safe; however, this is not always the case. When a car accident occurs, there are several things...
Once a Maryland couple becomes engaged and begins to plan for their life together, there are a number of things that need to be considered. In addition to the wedding itself, the couple will need to decide where they will live, how they will handle their finances and...
“The account is in my name, so it’s mine.” When it comes to divorce, a Maryland resident may be entitled to part of the assets that are held in the spouse’s name, or vice versa. While the trend toward separate bank accounts may assist with minimizing financial...
An unexpected step down, a wet floor or even a loose piece of flooring can mean a trip to the emergency room. All sorts of things can cause the Maryland resident to slip and fall. When this happens, the questions of whose fault is it and is there a personal injury...
