Legal Question in Family Law in Maryland

Re: legal separation agreement

Why don't you follow your lawyer's advice as to how best to negotiate a settlement agreement? I always advise clients that if they are able to be civil with one another and work out the details, especially with regard to property division, they'll save time and expense then if they require all communication to go through the lawyers. In some cases, there's too much emotion and bitterness, and the parties just don't want to have anything to do with one another, even as far as dividing up personal property. These people end up paying their lawyers a lot more. So you should follow the procedure that works best for you.

Re: legal separation agreement

It sounds to me as if your current attorney may not be providing your with the advice and counsel that you need. This said it is best to arrive at a mutual agreement as to property and other matters. Please review other answers that I have provided on Lawguru.com and contact me should you require my assistance.

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