Maryland Divorce Attorney

There are two types of divorce in Maryland: Absolute and Limited.

1. Absolute : An absolute divorce is permanent, allows remarriage, and terminates property claims.

2. Limited: A limited divorce, on the other hand, is more like a legal separation. It does not allow either spouse to remarry nor for a final distribution of marital property.Furthermore, the number of grounds upon which a limited divorce can be obtained are fewer.

Further Information on Divorce

• Grounds for Absolute Divorce
  • Voluntary Separation
  • Statutory Separation (2 year separation)
  • Adultery
  • Desertion
  • Twelve-Month Imprisonment under Felony or Misdemeanor Sentence
  • Insanity
  • Cruelty of Treatment Toward a Complaining Party or to a Minor Child of the Complaining Party
  • Excessively Vicious Conduct Toward a Complaining Party or to a Minor Child of the Complaining Party
    
    
• Grounds for Limited Divorce
  • Voluntary Separation
  • Cruelty/ Excessively Vicious Conduct toward the Complaining Party or to a Child of That Party
  • Desertion
    
    
• Frequently Asked Questions
  • Absolute Divorce
    • Adultery
    • Desertion
    • Voluntary Separation
      
  • Child Support
    • Guidelines
    • Voluntary Impoverishment
    • Modification of Child Support
  • Alimony
    • Factors to determine alimony awards
    • Modification of Child Support
    • Pendente Lite Alimony
  • Limited Divorce
    • Voluntary Separation
    • Desertion
    • Crulty
  • Child Custody
    • Best ineterest of the Child
    • Modification of Child Custody order
    • Visitation
  • Division of Property/Monerary Awards
    • Dissipation of Assets
    • Use and Possession
      

Contact Us

Shah & Kishore
9201 Corporate Blvd.
Suite 330
Rockville, MD 20850
Phone : (301)-715-3838
Fax : (301)-315-0825
Email :
info@maryland-lawoffice.com
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