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Will Social Security Be Around When I Need It?
August 10, 2016Recently, six members of the House of Representatives, led by Representative Reid Ribble (R – WI), introduced the Save...
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What the New Maryland Divorce Law on Social Security Means to You
July 26, 2016Based on a case argued by Harry Siegel and Lindsay Stanton of SIEGELLAW, the Maryland Court of Appeals will...
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SIEGELLAW Continues To Set Standards in Maryland Divorce Law
July 19, 2016On July 19, 2016, the Maryland Court of Appeals issued a highly anticipated Opinion, requiring trial judges to consider...
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Divorce, Social Security and Your Options
April 19, 2016If you’re considering or are in the process of divorce, and you’re just shy of your 10th wedding anniversary,...
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Social Security and Divorce- A Primer
March 17, 2013In virtually every long-time marriage that results in a Howard County divorce, my client always asks me about the...
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Divorce and Social Security
Parents, below is an incredibly important article from The New York Times. Do you speak to your children about understanding whether they may have been sexually abused?
Give Your Child the Tools to Recognize Sexual Abuse
parenting.nytimes.com
Talk to kids about their bodies and empower them to speak out.Yes, divorces peak in the heat of summer and also the cold of winter. Close quarters, kids out of school, parents out of work due to weather are just a few of the factors why extreme climate changes promote marital discord.
Divorces spike in the summer. Here's how to prepare for the end, experts say
usatoday.com
With summer entering full swing, a spike in divorces may be just around the corner for some Americans. Here's how to plan for a marriage's end.Coercive controlling partners and spouses can make your life miserable. Combat this with recognition, counseling, close friends, families and confidantes.
‘My fiance seemed perfect - but he wanted to control me’
bbc.com
An actress who became engaged to an older and more successful actor, describes six months of emotional abuse.