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The Non-Lawyers Guide to Divorce in Maryland
With this book you can:
* Learn what your basic rights are under all areas of family law in Maryland
* Learn the grounds for divorce and annulment in Maryland
* Learn how the court decides custody and visitation
* Learn how to compute your own child support rights and obligations under the Maryland child support guidelines
* Learn how the court decides alimony issues
* Learn how Maryland’s marital property law may affect your rights to property owned by you, your spouse, or both of you, including rights to business assets and pensions
* Learn what your rights are under court orders from other states and other countries
* Learn how to use the non lawyers (Pro Se) forms to file your own case for divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, and for modifications of child custody, child support, and alimony
* Learn how to get the court to enforce the court orders that you already have using contempt of court and other forms of judgements
* Learn when you REALLY should get a lawyer
How To Modify Your Alimony Payments
This self-help guidebook was created specifically for the person who needs to face the court on a self-represented basis. With practical, easy to understand, everyday language and straightforward recommendations, this guidebook takes you step by step, from beginning to end to show you what you will be facing and how to deal with most of the standard modification proceedings and documents you will encounter.
If your financial situation is worse off than when you were divorced and your alimony payments are now a burden to the point that you find yourself unable to pay, this book can show you how you might relieve that burden.
Payments can not only be a burden, but the chances of being involved with a court trial over late alimony payments are not a question of IF but WHEN. Unless you are well off, there will be a time when your ability to keep paying alimony will diminish or stop altogether. Or, your ex might decide that they want an increase in the payments they are receiving. Then what will you do?
If you can’t afford legal counsel, then you are at the opposition’s mercy in the courts. With the information contained in this guidebook, you can change dynamics of your case from one of being a victim on the defensive to one of going on the offensive. Doing this can possibly save you a lot of money.
With Florida used as an example, this guidebook will cover such topics as:
Get this ebook today and learn the details of how to solve some of the problems you might be having with alimony payments.