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Trying to decide what belongs to you can be stressful in a Maryland divorce. Your marital property division lawyer at Shah & Kishore will aggressively protect your interests and determine what is and is not marital property. Learn more about how marital property is determined in Maryland in this article. Non-Marital Property Overview Maryland state…

There is a public policy shift away from laws that make it more difficult to divorce, and that trend is coming to Maryland. After Oct. 1, 2023, changes are coming to state law that could make it easier to finalize a divorce. This blog post highlights the significant changes coming this October to Maryland divorce…

We understand that divorce is stressful and emotionally taxing. But if you follow the advice in this article, you can prepare for your divorce and make it go more smoothly. If you have questions about an impending divorce, our divorce lawyer in Maryland at Shah & Kishore can answer them today. Pending Changes in Maryland’s…

Parenting agreements can be complicated to set up, but it is required in Maryland child custody cases. Below are essential aspects of parenting agreements, including how military orders affect them. If you have questions, please speak to our Bethesda child custody lawyers for more information.   What Is A Parenting Agreement? A parenting plan or agreement…

If you are in a divorce and child custody dispute, it is essential to understand the laws that apply to your case. Learn about Maryland child custody laws in this article, and contact our Maryland child custody attorneys at Shah & Kishore if you have questions. Our attorneys can offer many child custody and visitation…

Alimony concerns can be one of the most contested parts of a divorce in Maryland. Whether you want alimony or want your ex to pay it, having experienced legal counsel representing your rights for the most favorable outcome is essential. Learn the critical aspects of alimony, also called spousal maintenance, in Maryland in this article,…

During a Maryland divorce, one spouse may be required to pay child support to the other by court order. But what happens if circumstances change and there needs to be a modification to the child support amount? Learn more about this critical topic below, and if you have questions about modifying child support, please contact…

During a divorce or separation, it is not unheard of for one spouse to empty the couple’s bank accounts and use the money for their own purposes. If this happens, it is known in Maryland law as the intentional dissipation of marital assets, and you should talk to an attorney about it because it can…

Alimony, or spousal maintenance, can be one of the most challenging aspects of getting a divorce in Maryland. Whether you must pay alimony or want to receive it from your ex-spouse, you need a qualified attorney to help you. If you have questions about spousal maintenance in Maryland, contact our Rockville alimony lawyers at Shah…

During divorce proceedings, Maryland courts make child custody decisions based on the child’s best interests, but what does this mean? This article details what ‘best interests of the child’ means under the law, and if you have questions, our best interest attorney in Maryland at Shah & Kishore can help you. What Best Interests Of…