Oliveri & Larsen

08/28/2026

What Should Every Business Owner Know About Buy-Sell Agreements?: Business owners spend years building value, customers, systems, relationships, and goodwill. However, many owners do not plan for what happens if one owner dies, becomes disabled, retires, gets divorced, files for bankruptcy, wants to leave, or has a serious disagreement with the other owners. A buy-sell agreement answers those questions before uncertainty becomes conflict. For […]

Annapolis Business Lawyers at Oliveri & Larsen help you plan for business continuity. 410-295-3000. Contact us today.

08/25/2026

Think you're ready for closing day?

Many buyers and sellers are surprised to learn that some common assumptions about the closing process aren't actually true. From understanding closing costs to verifying wire instructions and protecting your investment with title insurance, being informed can help prevent costly mistakes.

08/21/2026

Road repairs, roof replacements, amenity upgrades, and other major community projects often rely on one thing: proper reserve planning.

Oliveri & Larsen helps HOA and condominium association boards navigate the legal and practical considerations involved in reserve funding, helping communities prepare for future expenses while meeting their fiduciary responsibilities.

Proactive planning today can help reduce financial surprises tomorrow.

08/13/2026

Your community's vendor contracts deserve careful attention.

At Oliveri & Larsen, we assist with reviewing, negotiating, and enforcing contracts with all vendors, including but not limited to property management, insurance, landscaping, contractors, security, waste management, and pool management.

Our goal is to help community associations protect their interests, minimize risk, and maintain strong vendor relationships.

08/07/2026

Divorce and Frozen Embryos: Who Has Legal Rights in Maryland?: When a couple divorces, dividing marital property is rarely simple, but frozen embryos present one of the most legally complex and emotionally charged disputes that can arise in a Maryland divorce. Unlike a house or a bank account, frozen embryos cannot be treated as ordinary property. They sit at the intersection of contract law, constitutional […]

Annapolis divorce Lawyers at Oliveri & Larsen help spouses navigate a complex divorce. 410-295-3000. Contact us to schedule a consultation.

08/04/2026

Can adultery affect your divorce outcome in Maryland? The answer is yes, but not always in the ways you might think.

While adultery can serve as grounds for divorce, its impact on property division, child custody, and alimony depends on the specific facts of your case.

Read more here: https://www.oandl-law.com/adultery-affect-divorce-outcome/

Contact us today for guidance.

07/31/2026

Who Gets the House in a Divorce?: Key Takeaways The Rockville divorce lawyers at Oliveri & Larsen help spouses understand who gets the house in a Maryland divorce and options when both have property interests. The answer depends on ownership, equity, mortgage obligations, children, marital property rules, and whether one spouse can afford to keep the home. For families in Rockville, North […]

Rockville Divorce Lawyers at Oliveri & Larsen help turn the house question into a plan. Contact us to schedule a consultation.

07/29/2026

Nothing means more to us than earning our clients’ trust.

Thank you, Mark & Kimberly, for your kind words and for trusting Oliveri & Larsen with your legal needs. We're proud to help clients navigate complex real estate matters with confidence, clarity, and peace of mind.

07/17/2026

How Can an HOA President Manage Disagreements Among Board Members Professionally?: Key Takeaways • HOA board disagreements should be handled through clear procedures and respectful communication. • The president generally leads meetings but does not act alone unless authorized. • Maryland HOA boards should follow governing documents, meeting rules, and applicable law. Annapolis HOA lawyers at Oliveri & Larsen can help homeowners’ association (HOA) presidents, board […]

07/15/2026

Who pays for a child’s extracurricular activities after divorce?

Child support usually doesn’t cover activities
Costs are often shared separately
Typically split based on each parent’s income
Parents may agree to a different arrangement
Court orders or agreements control responsibility
Decisions focus on the child’s best interests

At Oliveri & Larsen, we help parents understand their rights and responsibilities when it comes to child-related expenses after divorce.