Monthly Archives: June 2026
5 Things You Need to Know About Your Mortgage in a Maryland Divorce
The family home is often the most valuable and most emotionally charged asset in a divorce. The mortgage attached to it adds a layer of financial complexity that catches many people off guard. Understanding how lenders, courts, and divorce agreements interact can save you from serious financial consequences down the road. La Plata family… Read More »
What Actually Happens When Your Divorce Goes to Court?
Most people have a vague idea of what a courtroom looks like from television, but walking into one during your own divorce is a very different experience. The uncertainty of not knowing what to expect can make an already stressful situation feel even more overwhelming. At Fanning Law, La Plata family lawyer William C…. Read More »
What Counts as Income for Child Support Purposes in Maryland?
If you are going through a divorce or a custody dispute in Maryland, one of the first questions that comes up is how child support will be calculated. The amount a parent pays or receives depends heavily on how much each parent earns, but “income” for child support purposes is not always as straightforward… Read More »
How to Create a Parenting Plan That Works for Maryland Courts
When parents separate or divorce, one of the most important steps is creating a parenting plan that protects their children and meets court requirements. At Fanning Law in Maryland, attorney William C. Fanning Jr. works closely with parents to develop clear, practical parenting plans that reflect their family’s unique needs while aligning with Maryland… Read More »
Limited vs. Absolute Divorce in Maryland Explained
When a marriage breaks down, many people assume divorce is a single legal process. In Maryland, however, there are two distinct types of divorce, limited divorce and absolute divorce. Understanding the difference is essential before you file. At Fanning Law, La Plata family lawyer William C. Fanning Jr. helps clients evaluate their options and… Read More »