Is Maryland a 50/50 State regarding divorce?
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Is Maryland a 50/50 State regarding divorce?
In a Maryland divorce, judges don’t always divide marital property right down the middle using a 50/50 split. Because Maryland is an equitable distribution state, the divorce court will divide property fairly between the spouses, but not always equally.
Can your spouse legally sign your name?
Regardless of the circumstances (except for a Medical POA), your wife can sign your name on checks, sign your name to contracts, chisel it in stone, sign legal documents on your behalf, and conduct business under your name while the POA is in force.
How does adultery affect divorce in Maryland?
Adultery is a fault-based ground for divorce. There is no waiting period for adultery. If a party claims and proves that his or her spouse committed adultery, the court can grant the divorce right away.
Should you get a divorce if your wife cheats?
Only you can make the decision to divorce or work things out with your spouse after he or she has so callously and cruelly disregarded your feelings. However, you have to make the decision logically (and keep the “big picture” in mind, all the time… even when it’s tough).
