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Maryland
Divorce
Once your order has been
received it will be forwarded to the Maryland paralegal who will
be assigned to your case for the duration of the process. Your assigned
paralegal will answer any questions that you have and process your
documents.
Our Maryland Paralegals
are specifically trained in Maryland divorce procedures and will
assist you in getting the fastest, easiest, and most affordable
divorce available.
We include all forms
needed for an Maryland divorce.
Residency
:
One of the
parties must be a resident of Maine for a period of one year.
Grounds:
To get a
divorce based on any of the following grounds:
You must
provide one of the grounds in your complaint:
Adultery;
Desertion,
if: (a) the desertion has continued for 12 months without interruption
before the filing of the application for divorce; (b) the desertion
is deliberate and final; and (c) there is no reasonable expectation
of reconciliation;
Voluntary separation,
if: (a) the parties voluntarily have lived separate and apart without
cohabitation for 12 months without interruption before the filing
of the application for divorce; and (b) there is no reasonable expectation
of reconciliation;
Conviction of a felony
or misdemeanor in any state or in any court of the United States
if before the filing of the application for divorce the defendant
has: (a) been sentenced to serve at least 3 years or an indeterminate
sentence in a penal institution; and (b) served 12 months of the
sentence;
2-year separation, when
the parties have lived separate and apart without cohabitation for
2 years without interruption before the filing of the application
for divorce;
Iinsanity if: the insane
spouse has been confined in a mental institution, hospital, or other
similar institution for at least 3 years before the filing of the
application for divorce;
Cruelty of treatment
toward the complaining party or a minor child of the complaining
party, if there is no reasonable expectation of reconciliation;
or
Excessively vicious conduct
toward the complaining party or a minor child of the complaining
party, if there is no reasonable expectation of reconciliation.
PROPERTY
DISTRIBUTION:
If the
parties cannot agree on property division, the court will decide
based on equitible distribution.
The parties
can agree and sign a Marital Settlement Agreement which will stipulate
how the marital property shall be divided.
CHILD
ISSUES
Parties
can agree on child custody, either sole custody or joint custody.
If the parties cannot agree, the court will decide what is in the
best interest of the minor children.
Parties
may agree on child support. If they cannot agree on child support,
the court will decide using the Maryland child support guidelines.
The court will calculate child support and include costs for heath
and dental insurance, child care, and extraordinary needs for the
children.
All family
law cases must be filed on state mandated forms. We use these forms
for all packages.
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