(a) In a proceeding for a limited or absolute divorce, the court may award to the plaintiff alimony as a part of a decree granting a divorce or alimony pendente lite, if:
(1) the bill of complaint asks for alimony and says that the defendant owns property in this State; and
(2) the court lacks or is unable to exercise personal jurisdiction over the defendant.
(b) Any alimony or alimony pendente lite that is awarded under this section is payable only from the property referred to in the bill of complaint or the proceeds of that property. The court may pass any order regarding the property that is necessary to make the award effective.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Section 11-101 - Award -- in General
Section 11-102 - Award -- Alimony Pendente Lite
Section 11-103 - Award -- Existence of Ground for Divorce
Section 11-104 - Award -- Against Nonresident Defendant
Section 11-105 - Award -- Following Decree by Another Jurisdiction
Section 11-106 - Award -- Determination of Amount and Duration
Section 11-107 - Extension of Period; Modification of Amount
Section 11-108 - Termination of Alimony
Section 11-109 - Payment to Designee
Section 11-110 - Order to Pay Reasonable and Necessary Expenses
Section 11-112 - Authority of Court in Certain Cases of Insanity