Conflict to Clarity: Family Matters with Rahul Kishore

The Most Cost-Effective Way to Get Divorced in Maryland: Understanding the New Grounds for Divorce

Episode Summary
In this debut episode of Conflict to Clarity and Family Matters, Maryland family law attorney Rahul Kishore shares his 30+ years of experience guiding clients through divorce, custody, and property matters. With both a law degree and an MBA, Rahul specializes in helping high-net-worth individuals and business owners protect their families and finances during separation. He breaks down Maryland’s new divorce laws, including the recent shift to a no-fault divorce system, and explains the most cost-effective ways to navigate divorce while minimizing conflict and emotional strain.
Whether you’re considering divorce or want to understand how the updated laws impact your options, this episode provides practical strategies for achieving clarity and control during one of life’s most difficult transitions.
Key Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction to Attorney Rahul Kishore and his Maryland roots03:15 – Why Rahul chose family law and how his MBA helps clients07:30 – Philosophy on cost-effective and low-conflict divorce10:05 – Maryland’s shift to no-fault divorce and three new legal grounds14:20 – How mutual consent divorce works and why it’s cost-efficient16:10 – Reduced separation requirement and changes since October 202318:05 – When to pursue mediation vs. litigation in divorce cases20:10 – Why recent law changes may reduce conflict in Maryland divorces
About the Show
Conflict to Clarity: Family Matters with Rahul Kishore is a podcast dedicated to helping Maryland families navigate divorce, custody, and financial challenges with confidence. Hosted by attorney Rahul Kishore, who brings over 30 years of family law experience and a background in business and finance, the show offers clear, practical insights into mediation, litigation, property division, and Maryland’s evolving divorce laws. Each episode provides compassionate, cost-effective strategies designed to reduce conflict, protect children, and guide families through one of life’s most difficult transitions.