If your spouse — or you — received restricted stock units as part of an employment package, those shares can be among the most valuable and most disputed assets in a Maryland divorce. Here is what you need to understand before you negotiate a settlement. What Are Restricted Stock Units? Restricted stock units, commonly called...
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One parent has a job offer across the country. Or a new spouse in another state. Or aging parents who need care. The reason can be entirely legitimate — and yet, when children are involved, and a custody order is in place, moving away is never simply a personal decision. In Maryland, relocation cases are...
When families fracture through divorce, separation, or the death of a parent, the bonds between grandparents and grandchildren can be put at serious risk. Maryland law recognizes that grandparents often play a vital role in a child’s life — but it also imposes meaningful legal hurdles before a court will override a parent’s decision to...
If you and your spouse have decided to end your marriage and you are in agreement on the outcome, an uncontested divorce is the fastest, least expensive, and least stressful path forward. Instead of letting a stranger in a robe decide your fate using cookie-cutter solutions, you and your spouse create a customized set of...
High-asset divorces require knowledge of sophisticated financial matters. When substantial wealth is at stake, the number of asset types and division challenges increases dramatically. Jimeno & Gray works with high-net-worth clients throughout Maryland with over 20 years of combined experience, helping families in Severna Park, Annapolis, Millersville, Odenton, Crownsville, , and across Anne Arundel County...
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are signed, legal contracts that lay out a range of financial expectations. Many people think prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are only for the wealthy. Others think they need them even though they have no assets and work minimum wage jobs. Still others are threatened by them because they think signing a...
If you and your partner have decided to separate rather than divorce, at least for now, you may be wondering whether or not it makes sense to write your own separation agreement. Let’s address the pros and cons of doing it yourself after a quick look at separation agreements in Maryland. Quick Basics on Separation...
You might be considering whether artificial intelligence tools could help you handle your Maryland Family Law Attorney questions without hiring an attorney like Jimeno & Gray. Perhaps you’ve experimented with ChatGPT or similar programs and been impressed by their ability to explain legal concepts or draft documents. Maybe you’re facing financial pressures and wondering if...