Marriages don’t all look the same, and in some marriages, one spouse takes on the primary responsibility of childcare and homemaking at the expense of pursuing a high-powered career or working full time. For these and other factors (such as disability), a court may find it equitable to grant alimony in Maryland while the lower-earning...
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When facing the complexities of divorce and family law matters, you might be wondering if it’s possible to modify child custody, support, or alimony orders in Maryland. These are crucial issues that can significantly impact your family’s future. In this blog post, we’ll explore the options available for modifying these orders, ensuring that your family’s...
When a couple goes through a divorce, financial stability can be a major concern for both parties. Alimony, often referred to as spousal support or maintenance, is a monetary support one spouse may be ordered to pay the other after a divorce. The purpose is to limit any unfair financial effects of a divorce by...
After a divorce, alimony can give some financial breathing room to a former spouse with low earning potential. If you make alimony payments to an ex-spouse, you may wonder whether you can deduct those payments on your taxes. So, is alimony tax deductible? Find out below. Alimony Under the Old Tax Code Prior to 2019,...