Our Track Record
We’ve been successfully assisting clients in their most stressful and impactful moments, for decades. Our experience provides the necessary insight as to what typically lies within the proverbial "envelope.” Explore our novel approach.
How You Benefit
Benefit directly from our time-tested strategies, tactics and command of the law while we help to pragmatically, compassionately, and vigorously guide you toward a successful resolution of your most important issues.
Hands On & Unique
No case is treated routinely. Our firm is hands-on - and so too is our unique
approach toward each client matter.
Explore the Baumohl Hamburg difference!
You want Family Law advice that’s driven by expertise, not emotion...
“With our decades of experience – at Baumohl Hamburg – we know what’s in the envelope.”

Explore what “in the envelope” truly means and why you need to find a firm that has just the right philosophy and temperament to meet your individual needs in this very tumultuous time.
Discover why it matters, in the end, that your divorce counsel is poised, compassionate, clear and concise; not an overly aggressive advocate stoking the emotional flames of spouses whose lives are being permanently altered.
Contrast our steady and thoughtful approach against our time-tested track record of providing clients with focused, strategic, and when necessary, confrontational representation so that our clients ultimately are positioned to secure the best results.
Our attorneys are passionate. Proactive. Responsive. Insightful. And incredibly successful. Explore. And Learn More!
Common Questions About Divorce in Maryland
Clear answers to help you understand your options before taking the next step.
No. A consultation is not a commitment to file for divorce, it is a way to understand your options. Many people speak with an attorney while they are still evaluating their situation. The goal is to give you clarity about your rights, your financial exposure, and the decisions that matter early.
You will have a direct conversation with an attorney about your situation, including your finances, family, and concerns. We provide a clear, honest assessment of where you stand and what to expect. Everything discussed is confidential, and there is no obligation to move forward.
A divorce is considered high-net-worth when it involves complex or difficult-to-value assets, not just large numbers. This may include business interests, investment portfolios, real estate holdings, deferred compensation, or executive income structures that require detailed financial analysis.
Look for experience with cases similar to yours, particularly involving complex finances. An attorney should understand both negotiation and litigation, work effectively with financial experts, and be familiar with local courts. Strategy and judgment matter as much as legal knowledge.
Schedule a confidential consultation to understand your options before making any decisions.
What Clients Say About Working With Us
Real feedback from clients we’ve represented in divorce and family law matters across Maryland.
Featured Blog Posts and Case Highlights on Maryland Family Law

10 Overlooked Assets That Can Significantly Affect a High-Asset Divorce
RSUs, trusts, crypto, and business interests are often missed in Maryland divorces. Learn which overlooked assets matter most in high-asset cases.

How Courts Handle Hidden Assets, Cryptocurrency & Financial Infidelity in High-Net-Worth Divorce
Suspect hidden assets or crypto in your divorce? Learn how Maryland courts uncover financial infidelity, trace cryptocurrency and protect your rights in high-net-worth cases.

Top Mistakes Wealthy Spouses Make in Maryland Divorces (And How to Avoid Them)
Divorcing in Maryland with high assets? Discover the most common legal and financial mistakes wealthy spouses make, and how to avoid them to protect your legacy.

When Someone You Care About May Need a Maryland Family Law Consultation
Learn how to recognize when someone you care about may benefit from a confidential family law consultation and how to offer support without pressure.



