Under Maryland divorce law, there is both a limited and absolute divorce.
A limited Maryland divorce is not permanent in the sense that it does not allow remarriage and does not finalize property claims.
An absolute Maryland divorce, on the other hand, is permanent, and allows for remarriage and finalizes property claims between the parties.
Maryland is one of only three states that currently have laws that offer incentives to couples seeking premarital counseling, but the laws have been controversial.
One of the grounds for divorce, which is not encountered in any of the other states is "vicious conduct", with no chance for reconciliation (usdivorcelaws.com)
Maryland is one of a few states that have reduced license fees for couples who take part in premarital classes or counseling.
