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- What are exempt and nonexempt assets in Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
Jun 25, 2021
Filing for bankruptcy can be a way to find relief from financial woes and stress. Determining whether filing Chapter 7 is right for you can help you to navigate the process of resetting or selling off additional assets that you currently own to help alleviate financial strain. If you are living in Maryland, understanding the exempt and nonexempt assets in Chapter 7 bankruptcy can help you to determine if this type is right for you...Read More - Four reasons to consider a postnup in Maryland
Jun 18, 2021
A postnuptial agreement could protect your interests if you were to divorce your spouse. The best time to write a postnup is when you and your spouse are on good terms. Here are some examples of reasons you may want a postnuptial agreement. 1. Wealth If you or your spouse are wealthy, then you might lose some of your wealth after a divorce without a postnup. Maryland 2. Children When...Read More - How divorce can improve finances
Jun 14, 2021
Everyone has heard divorce horror stories, especially regarding what a financial drain the process can be. However, divorce in Maryland sometimes leads to unexpected economic benefits. More control Money disagreements are a common reason for divorce. Unfortunately, even spouses who love each other might be financially incompatible. Though a divorce costs money up front, you can Whether your former spouse spent more than you preferred or spent too little, you no...Read More - Baltimore man in Ocean City, Maryland charged with assault
Jun 11, 2021
A Baltimore man in Ocean City, Maryland was recently charged with assault because of his actions in the Maryland seaside town. Ocean City police were called about a disturbance on 34th Street near the Coastal Highway and saw a man on the sidewalk looking up at a couple on a second-floor condo balcony and pointing a handgun at them, according to a news report. Last year, four suspects were charged with armed robbery and...Read More - What is evidence suppression?
Jun 4, 2021
Evidence at a trial in Maryland is crucial for the prosecution to convict a defendant. However, it doesn’t mean that all the evidence presented can be used against the defendant. Prosecutors must present relevant and competent evidence, meaning evidence that has been obtained legally and relates to the charge. Motion to suppress To prevent evidence from getting used in court, the criminal defense must file a motion to suppress with federal or state...Read More - What constitutes probable cause for a vehicle search?
Jun 3, 2021
According to a study by Stanford University, there are over 20 million traffic stops each year in Maryland and around the country, and many of these stops result in a vehicle search by police. Law enforcement does not require a warrant to conduct an automobile search, but they must have probable cause, although all that is needed for the stop itself is a reasonable suspicion that a crime has been or is being committed, and...Read More - Are you being distanced from your child by parental alienation?
Jun 1, 2021
Children are fragile and impressionable. That’s why we fight hard to help Glen Burnie parents protect the best interests of their children in What is parental alienation? Do you feel like your child has suddenly started being pit against you, unjustifiably criticizing you for no reason? If so, then your child’s other parent might be alienating you from your child. What are the signs of parental alienation? If you...Read More - May is boating safety month in Maryland
May 28, 2021
With the official start to Maryland’s boating season just days away, the Maryland Natural Resources Police is encouraging Marylanders to take proper precautions to ensure waterway safety. Last year, Maryland had 155 reportable boating accidents; 64 of those accidents caused injuries and six were fatal, resulting in a total seven deaths. These numbers are down from the previous year, when Maryland saw 144 reportable boating accidents, 65 injury accidents and 16 fatal accidents resulting...Read More - Victims of sexual abuse have legal options
May 24, 2021
Too many Marylanders have been abused sexually by people who they and their families thought could be trusted. Over the years, Glen Burnie residents have probably heard stories of clergy, teachers, childcare providers, youth volunteers and other professionals using their positions of trust to get access to children and underage minors and criminally When this sort of behavior comes to light, the perpetrator is likely to face criminal penalties, which can include...Read More - Boating season 2021 could see a high number of BUIs, BWIs
May 14, 2021
Memorial Day is the start of the boating season for Maryland boat owners. And, this year, with the restrictions put in place because of the coronavirus ending, the season will be stronger than ever. That means a lot of watercraft will be on the waterways. Sailing or powerboating on a hot summer day often involves cold drinks including water, beer and wine. Although recreational boaters often drink while driving the boat, boating under the...Read More