A divorce involving substantial assets requires careful attention to both the immediate legal issues and the financial consequences that may follow. Business ownership, executive compensation, real estate, investments, retirement accounts and trusts can affect property division, alimony and support, while custody and parenting decisions may be equally important to the family’s future.
Baumohl Hamburg represents business owners, physicians, executives, professionals and families throughout Baltimore County in complex divorce and family law matters, including cases involving substantial assets and significant financial interests.
With decades of experience practicing family law in Baltimore County, our attorneys provide representation in divorce, custody, support, property division and other family law matters.
Protecting Your Financial Interests in a High-Asset Divorce
Our divorce attorneys help clients identify, value and address complex financial interests so they can make informed decisions about property division, support and settlement.
Business Ownership & Professional Practices
We address valuation, ownership and income issues involving closely held businesses, partnerships and professional practices.
Executive Compensation & High Income
We evaluate bonuses, stock options, restricted stock, deferred compensation and other forms of complex income that may affect property division and support.
Real Estate, Investments & Retirement Assets
We help clients address the valuation and division of real estate holdings, investment portfolios, pensions and retirement accounts.
Trusts, Inherited Wealth & Complex Ownership
We examine trust interests, inherited property and other assets where ownership, tracing or marital classification may be disputed.

Divorce and Family Law Services in Baltimore County
Our Baltimore County family law attorneys represent clients in matters ranging from divorce and property division to custody, support and post-divorce disputes. Each case is approached based on the family, financial and legal issues involved.
Divorce
Representation in contested and uncontested divorce, including complex cases involving substantial assets, business interests and high income.
Child Custody
Counsel for custody and parenting matters involving decision-making authority, parenting schedules, relocation and modifications.
Child Support
Representation in child support matters, including cases involving high incomes, complex compensation and changing financial circumstances.
Alimony
Guidance on alimony claims involving income, earning capacity, the length of the marriage and the financial circumstances of each spouse.
Property Division
Representation involving marital homes, retirement accounts, investments, businesses and other property accumulated during the marriage.
Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
Counsel for individuals seeking to establish clear financial rights and responsibilities before or during marriage.
Mediation
Strategic representation for clients seeking to resolve family law disputes outside the courtroom when appropriate.
Modifications & Enforcement
Assistance when existing custody, support or other family law orders need to be modified or enforced.
Meet Our Baltimore County Family Law Attorneys
Experienced legal representation starts with the attorneys handling your case. Meet the Baumohl Hamburg attorneys who counsel and represent individuals and families throughout Baltimore County.

Harry Baumohl, Founding Partner
Harry has extensive experience representing clients in complex divorce and family law matters, including cases involving significant assets, business interests, property division, alimony and contested family law issues.

Michael Hamburg, Founding Partner
Michael represents clients in divorce and family law matters with a focus on careful preparation, strategic negotiation and effective advocacy when disputes require litigation.

Jodie Sykes Hamburg, Associate Attorney
Jodie represents individuals in divorce, custody, child support and other family law matters, combining thoughtful case preparation with a clear focus on each person’s priorities and long-term interests.
What Our Clients Say About Baumohl Hamburg
Why Baltimore County Clients Choose Baumohl Hamburg
Complex family law cases require experience, preparation and a clear understanding of what is at stake. Baumohl Hamburg combines decades of Maryland family law experience with the financial resources and strategic approach required for sophisticated divorce and family law matters.
Decades of Baltimore County Family Law Experience
Our attorneys have represented clients in Baltimore County family law matters for decades, including contested divorce, custody, support and complex property disputes.
A Focus on Complex and High-Asset Divorce
We regularly represent business owners, executives, physicians, professionals and individuals whose divorces involve substantial or difficult-to-value assets.
Collaboration With Accountants and Financial Forensic Professionals
Our attorneys work with accountants, financial forensic professionals, business valuation experts and other specialists when needed to trace assets, evaluate businesses, analyze complex income and develop a clear picture of the marital estate.
Strong Negotiation and Litigation Experience
Some cases can be resolved through negotiation or mediation, while others require litigation. We prepare each case based on the client’s objectives and the circumstances involved.
Full-Service Family Law Representation
Our experience extends beyond financial matters to child custody, child support, alimony, property division, agreements, modifications and other family law disputes.
Focused Attorney Attention
Clients work with experienced family law attorneys who understand the details of their case, their priorities and the personal and financial interests that need to be protected.
Divorce Lawyers Serving Communities Throughout Baltimore County
Baumohl Hamburg represents individuals and families throughout Baltimore County. Our attorneys understand that the financial and family issues involved in divorce can differ considerably from one household to another, which is why our representation is tailored to each client’s circumstances.
Choose the Right Approach to Your Divorce
Not every divorce needs to be decided in court. Our attorneys evaluate the financial, family and legal issues involved and pursue the approach that best protects the client’s interests, whether that means direct negotiation, mediation or litigation.
When an agreement can be reached, we work toward terms that address the issues important to our client without unnecessary conflict. When litigation is necessary, our attorneys are prepared to present the case in court.
Start With a Confidential Assessment of Your Situation
Understanding your legal and financial position early can help you make better decisions about what comes next. During a confidential consultation, you can discuss your circumstances with an experienced Baumohl Hamburg attorney, identify the issues that may require immediate attention and consider the options available for moving forward.
Your information will remain confidential. We will respond promptly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Divorce, custody and other family law matters in Baltimore County are generally heard in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County in Towson. Baumohl Hamburg’s attorneys have decades of experience handling family law matters in Baltimore County and understand the preparation required for contested and financially complex cases.
You do not need to wait until you are ready to file for divorce. Speaking with an attorney early can help you understand your rights, financial position and available options before making decisions that could affect your case.
If financial issues are likely to be important, documents concerning income, real estate, retirement accounts, investments, businesses and other significant assets can help your attorney understand the situation. You do not need to have every document collected before scheduling a consultation. The initial meeting can also help identify what additional information may be needed.
There is no single asset or income threshold that defines a high-asset divorce. These cases typically involve substantial or complex financial interests such as businesses, professional practices, real estate, investments, retirement assets, trusts, executive compensation or inherited wealth.
Many divorce issues can be addressed through private negotiation or mediation, which may offer greater privacy than litigating disputed issues in court. The appropriate approach depends on the circumstances of the case and whether both parties are willing and able to reach agreements outside of litigation.
Business interests may need to be identified, classified and valued as part of the marital estate. Depending on the circumstances, the process can involve reviewing ownership records, financial statements, income and other business information. Baumohl Hamburg can work with business valuation and financial professionals when specialized analysis is needed.
Financial forensic professionals may be useful when assets or income are difficult to identify, trace or value. They can assist with issues involving business finances, complex compensation, asset tracing, cash flow and other financial questions that may affect property division or support.
Yes, complex divorce cases can often be resolved through negotiation, mediation or other forms of alternative dispute resolution. When an acceptable agreement cannot be reached, Baumohl Hamburg is prepared to protect the client’s interests through litigation.
Yes. Although Baumohl Hamburg has significant experience with complex and high-asset divorce, our attorneys represent Baltimore County clients across a broad range of family law matters, including child custody, child support, alimony, property division, modifications and enforcement.
