Use and Possession in a Divorce in Maryland

When a provision that concerns the family home or family use personal property, such as a use and possession order in a divorce in Maryland,  terminates the court shall treat the property as marital property if the property qualifies as marital property, and the court can adjust the equities and rights of the parties concerning the property is set forth in Family Law Article 8 – 205. See also Barr versus Barr 473 A 2d 1300. As such in the event there is a marital home that is subject to a use and possession order then at the end of the use and possession order the court can transfer title of the property to one or the other of the spouses consistent with Family Law article 8 – 205. If you have questions regarding divorce in Maryland or use and possession orders in a divorce in Maryland please feel free to call my office and we will discuss your case over the phone at no cost to you 1-888-760-7339.