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Maryland family law attorneys have had a range of reactions to last month’s ruling by the state’s high court that the Federal Employees’ Retirement System Act of 1986 does not preempt state law ...

Most divorcing couples in Maryland are now filing on the grounds of irreconcilable differences, using an option made possible by the “no-fault” statute that took effect in October 2023, attorneys say.

If you’re separated and in the process of getting a divorce, dating someone new can complicate things legally. Especially if the divorce is not amicable. Adultery is no longer considered fault-based ...

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and also the month that Maryland becomes an exclusively no-fault divorce state. How are the two related? Because for survivors who are married to their ...

Getting divorced in Maryland just got a little easier. New laws that went into effect Sunday will streamline the process, shaving months of mandatory waiting times, eliminating the at-fault ...

Ending a marriage in Maryland will get easier and faster when a no-fault divorce law takes effect Sunday. The Democrat-led General Assembly passed the measure on April 7, and Democratic Gov. Wes Moore ...