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06/16/2026

High-asset divorce can become especially complex when retirement accounts, federal pensions, and military-related benefits are involved.

For Annapolis couples, understanding how these assets may be divided is an important part of protecting your financial future.

Read our latest blog to learn more:

Learn how high-asset divorces in Annapolis divide retirement accounts, federal pensions, and military benefits fairly.

06/09/2026

Planning a trip with your children after divorce can involve more than booking flights and packing bags.

Before traveling, it’s important to review your custody order, understand any notice or permission requirements, and communicate clearly with the other parent.

Read our latest blog on what to consider before taking a trip with your kids:

Traveling with kids after divorce? Learn custody rules, permission needs, notice requirements, and tips to avoid disputes.

05/27/2026

Annulment and divorce are not the same thing, especially under Maryland law.

While divorce ends a valid marriage, annulment only applies in limited situations where the marriage may not have been legally valid from the start.

Read our latest blog to learn the key differences and which option may apply:

Annulment vs. divorce in Maryland: key differences, legal grounds, and which option may apply to your marriage.

05/26/2026

Blue Angels Day 2026! ✈️💙

One of our favorite traditions each year is getting together to watch the Blue Angels. We’re grateful for moments like these to enjoy time as a team outside of the office!

05/18/2026

Walking through a family law matter is never easy, but having the right team by your side can make all the difference.

We are grateful for the trust our clients place in us and proud to help guide families forward with care, strength, and support.

05/11/2026

Thinking about divorce in 2026? What you do before filing can make a huge difference.

From organizing financial documents to understanding what counts as marital property, early preparation can save time, money, and stress. The right steps now can set you up for a smoother process later.

If you’re in Maryland, here’s what you need to know before getting started.

Read the full guide:

Practical tips to prepare for a Maryland divorce in 2026, including finances, property, credit, and child-focused planning.

05/06/2026

Same laws. Different challenges.

Same-sex divorce in Maryland can come with added complexities—especially when it comes to assets, custody, and the history of your relationship. We break it all down in our latest blog.

🔗 Read more:

Same-sex divorce in Maryland: 2023 law updates, custody, property division, and alimony issues explained clearly.

05/05/2026

We are honored to share that RPM Law has been recognized as “Leading Lawyers” in the 2026-2027 edition of What’s Up? Annapolis magazine! This recognition is a testament to our team’s dedication to our clients and the Annapolis community. We are grateful for the trust you place in us every day.

04/29/2026

Joint custody doesn’t end after divorce, it’s just the beginning of a new dynamic.

The way you communicate, manage schedules, and handle conflict can make a huge difference for your kids (and your sanity). Small habits can prevent bigger issues down the road, and even help you avoid going back to court.

If you’re navigating co-parenting in Maryland, this is a must-read.

Read the full tips here:

Helpful tips for Maryland parents with joint custody to reduce conflict, improve communication, and support their children.

04/22/2026

RPM law is proud to announce the addition of Michael G. Von Sas as a senior associate at the firm. With this addition, RPM also expands its service offerings to include civil and real estate litigation, along with wills and estate planning.

Like all attorneys at RPM, Michael assists clients through divorce and custody proceedings, and specializes in guiding clients in the peripheral matters that come with these major life changes, including partitioning of real estate between couples and family members, assisting with buyouts and refinancing and re-titling of marital property, landlord-tenant and eviction matters, and the necessary reorganization of estate planning that comes with divorce.

Michael is also keenly aware of the needs of business owners in the midst of divorce and works to unwind shareholder disputes and obtain injunctive relief that becomes necessary when a marital business comes to the fore during divorce litigation.
Michael is also an appellate attorney who has successfully practiced in the Appellate and Supreme Courts of Maryland and assists RPM clients through the complex process of appeals when the need arises.