If an annulment or a divorce has been granted by a court in a foreign jurisdiction, a court in this State may exercise the powers under this subtitle if:
(1) one of the parties was domiciled in this State when the foreign proceeding was commenced; and
(2) the court in the other jurisdiction lacked or did not exercise personal jurisdiction over the party domiciled in this State or jurisdiction over the property at issue.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Subtitle 2 - Property Disposition in Annulment and Divorce
Section 8-202 - Ownership of Personal and Real Property
Section 8-203 - Marital Property -- Determination
Section 8-204 - Marital Property -- Valuation
Section 8-205 - Marital Property -- Award
Section 8-206 - Family Home; Family Use Personal Property -- Legislative Policy
Section 8-209 - Family Home; Family Use Personal Property -- Power of Court Over Order or Decree
Section 8-210 - Family Home; Family Use Personal Property -- Termination of Order or Decree
Section 8-211 - Family Home; Family Use Personal Property -- Not Evidence of Constructive Desertion
Section 8-212 - Exercise of Powers After Foreign Divorce or Annulment