By Mary Ellen Flynn, Esq. When it comes to estate planning, one should prepare for the expected and the unexpected. Everyone expects to make decisions about who and how their estate will be handled at the time of their death in their estate planning. However, it is...
By Molly Friedman, Esq. The decision to apply for Long Term Disability is difficult and has significant implications for you and your family’s finances. 1. Review Your Policy If you are considering applying for Long Term or Short-Term Disability, the first thing...
By: Mary Ellen Flynn, Esq. In almost all marriages, the spouses have joint debts. These debts can range from mortgages, credit cards, medical bills, car notes, and expenses for children. In addition to dividing your marital assets, another main hurdle is resolving...
By: Amanda Vann, Esq. A divorce can be costly, emotionally tolling, and take up most of your time. There is no denying that going through a divorce can take a toll on your emotions, become time-consuming, and emotionally draining. The process can be grueling,...
By Meg Alexander, Esq. When most parents think of custody, they think of wanting their child to spend as much time as possible with them. However, there are actually two types of custody in Maryland – legal custody and physical custody. Both types of custody will be...
By Mary Ellen Flynn, Esq. I have learned from my thirty-four years of experience as a family law attorney that establishing a custody schedule for the holidays is one of the most challenging and stressful issues for parents when splitting up. When you separate, you...
