Alimony, a periodic financial obligation one former spouse may owe to another post-divorce, plays a critical role in Maryland’s family law landscape. This financial support is designed to allow the recipient spouse an opportunity to become self-sufficient, commonly awarded as “rehabilitative alimony” during a transitional period. Under Maryland law, the fundamental purpose of alimony is to mitigate…
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Alimony, also known as spousal support or maintenance, refers to the financial support paid by one spouse to another during or after a divorce or separation. It is intended to address disparities in income and earning capacity between spouses and ensure financial stability for both parties post-divorce. Importance of Gender Equality in Alimony Compensation Gender…
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Alimony, or spousal support, is a substantial element of divorce proceedings in Maryland. Alimony, a financial provision made by one spouse to the other following a separation or divorce, plays a crucial role in the financial dynamics of post-marriage arrangements. This blog post will discuss the legal framework that governs alimony within Maryland, drawing upon…
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In Maryland, you can request alimony upon divorce if you do not have the financial means to support yourself. Alimony may be ordered if one party cannot continue their customary standard of living without the other party’s financial support. If you are considering divorce and want alimony, you should speak to a Montgomery County alimony…
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