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  • How can a sleep divorce help a marriage?

    Apr 27, 2021

    How can a divorce help a marriage? Of course, a traditional divorce cannot help a marriage because, after all, it is the end of the marriage. Though, one particular kind of divorce may actually be able to help avoid a real divorce, it is called a What is a sleep divorce? Put simply, a sleep divorce only means that a couple does not sleep in the same bed. For each couple that...
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  • Maryland courts moving to full operations on April 26

    Apr 23, 2021

    Beginning April 26, all of Maryland’s courts will resume full operations, including civil and criminal jury trials, according to the court’s website. However, social distancing and preventative health measures will be observed. Currently, the courts are in stage IV of the phased reopening plan which means that courts are hearing non-jury trials and contested hearings in civil, family and juvenile matters and that clerk’s offices are open to the public. Criminal trials with...
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  • Navigating child custody issues in Ocean City

    Apr 22, 2021

    Divorcing parents in Ocean City may find it difficult to agree on the various issues that arise during the divorce process. For instance, many couples struggle to agree on issues relating to child custody and visitation. Courts will make decisions relating to Under Parents’ ability to put their differences aside and work together for the sake of the children. Each parent’s willingness and capacity to care for their children. ...
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  • Maryland addresses police reform

    Apr 14, 2021

    As issues of police brutality and the improper use of force during arrests became headlines amid demonstrations across the country last year, at least one state legislative body has decided to confront the issue head on. On Saturday, legislators in Maryland enacted All of this came about over the vetoes of Governor Larry Hogan, who charged that the changes will erode public confidence and lower police morale. Other critics suggested that the reforms...
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  • What are the penalties for distracted driving in Maryland?

    Apr 9, 2021

    April is distracted driving month. Law enforcement agencies across Maryland will be raising awareness about the dangers of distracted driving this month. As part of a nationwide initiative, law enforcement in Maryland other parts of the country recently conducted a four-hour effort across several states looking for distracted drivers. In addition, law enforcement has also pledged to saturate the roads from April 8 through April 12 to apprehend distracted drivers. Distracted driving can...
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  • Who can file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy?

    Apr 7, 2021

    Bankruptcy is a complex legal process. It involves the balancing of financial matters with the application of laws to protect and support the needs of people with overwhelming and insurmountable debts. In Maryland, individual debtors can choose from Chapter 7 bankruptcy and Chapter 13 bankruptcy to achieve their debt relief needs. Chapter 7 bankruptcy Financial requirements of Chapter 7 bankruptcy One of the biggest considerations that is often made when deciding what...
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  • Do expunged records show up on background checks?

    Mar 31, 2021

    A criminal record can create difficulties. For example, employers and landlords commonly ask job applicants and rental applicants whether they have ever been convicted of a criminal offense. If the answer is “yes,” many employers will choose not to hire and landlords often chose not to rent to someone with a criminal record. Some of the nation’s largest employers have been sued by current and former employees after background checks revealed criminal records that,...
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  • Criminal defense for juvenile sexting would change with new law

    Mar 31, 2021

    Being charged with sex offenses in Glen Burnie and across Maryland can be one of the most difficult categories of crimes a person can face. It is especially problematic for teens. Because any charge labeled as a “sex crime” will automatically be framed in a negative light regardless of the circumstances, those who are confronted with this issue should be aware of how it can harm their future. A fundamental aspect of that is understanding...
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  • Avoiding tax entanglements in divorce

    Mar 22, 2021

    When it comes to property division during a divorce in Maryland, being able to accept what is fair and balanced can be challenging. Clear-cut financial details concerning taxes in particular can get overlooked during divorce proceeding, and this may cause problems down the road. For residents of Glen Burnie and Ocean Park going through divorce, it can be advantageous to find skilled Equitable property division Maryland is an equitable division state,...
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  • How do I get my driver’s record expunged?

    Mar 19, 2021

    Because of an expansion in the law that went into effect in 2017, it’s fairly easy for many types of negative entries to your Maryland driver’s record to be removed. In many instances, they fall off automatically after a certain amount of time has transpired which means that Maryland drivers no longer need to apply for expungement in many, but not all, situations. Expungement refers to the removal of specific entries from a driving...
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