Baltimore Divorce Lawyers

Attorneys Helping Clients Dissolve Their Marriages Successfully in Baltimore, MD

Divorce is often a stressful process, and at times, it can be overwhelming. At Silverman Thompson, we understand that navigating the end of marriage can be complex and emotionally challenging, and we are here to help.

Our family law team at Silverman Thompson is dedicated to guiding you through this difficult time with compassion, legal experience, and a commitment to achieving the best possible outcome for you and your loved ones. We can help you address issues related to:

• Property distribution and the division of marital assets
• Alimony
• Qualified domestic relations orders (QDROs)/Qualified transfer orders

Our team has extensive experience representing clients in high-conflict divorce cases, and we apply our experience to help our clients navigate complex and emotionally charged situations that may arise during divorce proceedings. At all times, we will work to help our clients achieve their goals as they address the legal issues involved in dissolving their marriages.

Property Distribution and the Division of Marital Assets

When dealing with a separation or divorce, the financial well-being of you and your family is often at the forefront of your concerns. Making the right decisions can help you protect your financial interests and make sure you will have the resources you need in the future.

We will assess the total picture of your financial situation and work to protect your interests while dividing assets such as:

• Bank accounts
• Retirement assets and benefits
• Health savings accounts
• Stock options
• Business interests
• Investment accounts
• Digital currency
• Personal property
• Real estate property
• Trust assets
• Vehicles
• Any other financial interests that you or your spouse acquired during your marriage

With our experience in high asset divorce cases, we can help you address complex financial concerns, including business valuations and conflicts related to asset dissipation. We will work diligently to help you achieve a fair distribution of assets in your marital settlement agreement while considering the unique circumstances surrounding your situation.

Alimony

Whether you are seeking alimony or defending against an alimony request, we will guide you through the process and work with you to protect your financial security. In some cases involving an alimony request, analysis and testimony from financial experts may be helpful in building a case that addresses the factors a court will consider when determining an alimony award.

We regularly assist our clients with developing strategies for alimony cases. We can help decide whether expert analysis or testimony would be necessary or helpful, and we can recommend potential experts who can assist in a specific situation.

Qualified domestic relations orders (QDROs)/Qualified transfer orders

A qualified domestic relations order (known as a QDRO) is a type of court order that details how retirement assets or pension funds will be distributed in a divorce case. The use of QDROs can prevent tax consequences from affecting spouses when they transfer funds in retirement accounts.

The family law team at Silverman Thompson can help you ensure that these orders are properly drafted and implemented. We will make sure orders comply with the judgment of an absolute divorce, and we will help you take the right steps to protect your long-term financial security.

Contact Our Baltimore, Maryland Divorce Attorneys

At Silverman Thompson, our family law team is led by Monica Scherer, and we provide our clients with effective legal help and strong representation as they take steps to dissolve their marriages. With our experience litigating multiple types of cases, our attorneys can help ensure that our clients' rights will be protected.

Our team works with clients throughout Maryland, and we have assisted with cases in Baltimore, Baltimore County, and the surrounding areas, including Harford County, Anne Arundel County, Frederick County, Howard County, Prince George's County, and Montgomery County. To learn more about how we can help with your case, contact our Baltimore divorce lawyers at 410-385-2225 and set up a consultation.