Protecting Inherited Wealth In A Maryland Divorce

When couples in Maryland go through a divorce, one of the most emotionally and financially sensitive concerns is how property and assets will be divided. For those of us who have received an inheritance, either before or during the marriage, this concern becomes even more pronounced. Inherited wealth often carries personal significance, family history, and…

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The Signs Of Parental Alienation Syndrome

At Shah & Kishore, we have witnessed how emotionally difficult it can be when a once-strong parent-child relationship becomes strained after separation or divorce. Sometimes, those shifts in connection go far beyond typical adjustment challenges. What many of our clients describe is something deeper—something we recognize as signs of parental alienation. When a child suddenly…

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Understanding The Emotional Stages Of Divorce

Divorce is one of life’s most stressful experiences, affecting individuals emotionally, financially, and practically. As attorneys serving professionals throughout Montgomery County, Maryland, we see the profound emotional impact divorce has on our clients. We understand divorce is more than just ending a marriage; it is also about adjusting to significant changes in family dynamics and…

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How To Avoid Common Financial Mistakes During A Divorce

Divorce can be an emotionally and financially overwhelming experience, especially for professionals who have spent years building their careers and assets. One of the biggest concerns during divorce is how to protect financial stability both during and after the process. Without careful planning, financial mistakes can have long-term consequences. Understanding the most common financial pitfalls…

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How To Cope With Guilt And Anxiety When Considering Divorce

Deciding whether to end a marriage is one of the most difficult choices anyone can face. The emotional weight of this decision often brings overwhelming guilt and anxiety, leaving many people feeling trapped in an endless cycle of second-guessing. We understand that divorce is rarely an impulsive choice—it is usually the result of deep reflection…

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