Post-Divorce Beneficiary Designations — The Failsafe Isn’t Fool Proof
March 8, 2024
Congratulations, Counselor. You got your client divorced. The Judgment of Absolute Divorce is signed and the Marital Settlement Agreement is
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Untying the Knot: Understanding the Differences Between Divorce vs. Legal Separation vs. Annulment in Maryland
February 16, 2024
When you are faced with the decision to end your marriage (or if you feel as though the decision is
Hot Topics in Family Law: Legalized Cannabis Laws and Custody Implications
January 16, 2024
Beginning in July 2023, recreational marijuana became legal in Maryland, and one question attorneys and parents have had has been
A Family Law Attorney’s Holiday Gift Guide
November 16, 2023
As a family law attorney, I have an interesting perspective on gifts for people in your life who are going
5 Practical Tips for Dealing with Divorce During the Holiday Season
November 16, 2023
While there is arguably no perfect time for a divorce, going through a divorce, separation, or being in the middle
10 Questions Attorneys Have Regarding the New Maryland Divorce Laws
August 30, 2023
With the announcement of the new Maryland divorce laws set to take effect on October 1, 2023, many attorneys around
Top Family Law Resources as Recommended by Wasserman Family Law
July 19, 2023
Divorce can be an emotionally challenging and overwhelming experience for any family. As parents, it’s crucial to navigate this difficult
5 Ways to Prepare for Divorce
March 23, 2023
No matter your circumstances, divorce can be scary. Maybe you are ready to leave your marriage, and you are scared
Who Decides Your Family Law Case: Judges vs. Magistrates
October 21, 2022
In Maryland courts, family law cases play out much differently than they do on the big screen. For those unfamiliar
The Easiest Way to Divorce If You and Your Spouse Agree
September 26, 2022
For spouses who reach a settlement on all issues in the divorce, a Mutual Consent Divorce is the easiest way
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