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Monthly Archives: January 2026

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What Happens to the Family Home in a Maryland Divorce?

By Fanning Law |

For many couples, the family home is the most valuable and emotionally significant asset involved in a divorce. Questions about who gets the house, whether it must be sold, and how equity is divided are common and often stressful. William C. Fanning Jr. works with clients in La Plata, Waldorf, and Lexington Park to… Read More »

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Gray Divorce in Maryland: Planning for Divorce Later in Life

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Divorce is often associated with younger couples, but many individuals face the end of a marriage later in life, a phenomenon known as gray divorce. At Fanning Law, our La Plata family lawyers help older couples in Maryland navigate the unique financial, emotional, and legal challenges that can arise during this stage. Gray divorce… Read More »

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Understanding Maryland’s Grounds for Divorce (And When They Matter)

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Divorce can feel overwhelming, especially when you are unsure how the law applies to your situation. Many people assume they must prove fault or wrongdoing to end a marriage, while others are unclear about how legal grounds affect the outcome of a case. At Fanning Law, La Plata family lawyer William C. Fanning Jr…. Read More »

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How to Co-Parent Successfully After Divorce, Even When It Feels Impossible

By Fanning Law |

Learning how to co-parent after divorce can feel challenging, emotional, and unfamiliar. Even when a separation is amicable, adjusting to shared parenting takes time and intention. Parents often worry about communication, schedules, and how the transition will affect their children. At Fanning Law, attorney William C. Fanning Jr. works closely with parents to help… Read More »

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What Are the Risks of Arbitration in a Maryland Divorce?

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Most Maryland divorce cases are resolved without the need for courtroom litigation. Even if the parties have difficulty reaching an agreement on certain issues, there are still alternative forms of dispute resolution they can turn to, such as mediation or arbitration. But it is important to understand the limits, and potential risks, of such… Read More »

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