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- What is probable cause for a DWI in Maryland?
Feb 8, 2021
When a Glen Burnie area resident is pulled over for a DUI they can be scared and uncertain about their future. Everyone knows that a Reasonable suspicion In order for a police officer to pull someone over they must have reasonable suspicion. Swerving Weaving Erratic braking Driving above or below speed limit Drifting into other lanes Driving without headlights on Unexplained slowing or stopping...Read More - What is the process for declaring bankruptcy?
Feb 5, 2021
After a consultation with your attorney and after making the decision which type of bankruptcy to declare, the bankruptcy process is fairly simple in most instances. However, it does require lots of paperwork and even completing a couple of educational requirements. The paperwork The most time-consuming part of your bankruptcy will be filling out the paperwork. You will have to provide detailed descriptions of your assets and debts, income and monthly living expenses...Read More - Last week’s alleged north-end restaurant assault
Feb 2, 2021
We all love our friends and family, and spending time with them is often the great joy of our lives. However, because we are so close to them, when fights do occur, they often escalate rather quickly as emotions flair. This can then, in turn, lead to contact with police. Unfortunately, this was alleged to have happen to one local The incident According to the Ocean City Police Department, last Thursday evening,...Read More - How can I keep my car or computer if I declare Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
Jan 29, 2021
Chapter 7 bankruptcy requires that debtors give up property of value – if they have any – to be sold by the trustee to pay off creditors. In real life, there rarely is a “seizure” of the debtor’s assets because most debtors don’t have any property of value. However, there is a way to hold onto property that has some value – but not too much — or to keep property, such as a...Read More - If I declare Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Maryland, can I keep my property?
Jan 22, 2021
In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, which is a liquidation of assets, the debtor’s property – if there is anything of value – is generally taken by the trustee and sold to pay off debts. In most instances, there is no taking of property because the debtor’s belongings have no value. However, in instances where a debtor has some property that might be worth something, there are ways to keep the property in spite of...Read More - The penalties for sex crimes last beyond prison
Jan 19, 2021
It probably comes as little surprise to Marylander that a conviction for any number of sex crimes will likely a stay in jail or prison. However, even if jail is not on the table at all, those accused of a The term of probation for sex offenders can be severe For one, it is important to remember that parole or probation is not the same as a shortened sentence. A...Read More - Why you might want to reconsider a public defender
Jan 15, 2021
So you’re facing criminal charges in Ocean City. What do you do? Well, one of the first decisions that you’ll have to make is who you want to represent you, if anyone. Representing yourself is certainly risky unless you have extensive knowledge of criminal law and the rules of evidence, which most people don’t. As a result, most people who qualify for a public defender go that route. After all, a public defender is free...Read More - Can I obtain credit – credit cards or a mortgage – after bankruptcy?
Jan 13, 2021
A lot of people wonder about their credit rating and whether they can obtain credit, including a mortgage, if they declare bankruptcy. You can obtain credit after a bankruptcy, including a mortgage, but it might not happen right away. Credit rating By the time most people make the decision to declare bankruptcy, their credit rating is already low because of missed payments. Credit scores generally begin to recover after the court provides a...Read More - Online child sex exploitation cases up in Maryland
Jan 13, 2021
Maryland Police have received a record number of tips concerning the sexual exploitation of children over the internet. Although startling, the increase is of little surprise considering the amount of time adolescents are spending on the internet. The Covid-19 pandemic has turned traditionally in-person activities virtual with school, clubs, and other events now conducted over the internet. The Maryland State Police Computer Crimes Unit has received 2,000 more tips in 2020 than...Read More - What is a Chapter 13 bankruptcy?
Jan 8, 2021
When considering bankruptcy, a consumer has two choices – a Chapter 7 liquidation or a Chapter 13 reorganization. This blog discusses the Chapter 13 bankruptcy process. Chapter 13 is a reorganization bankruptcy, which means that the debtor is not liquidating debts as in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy but making reduced payments over three to five years on the financial amounts that are overdue. The bankruptcy court has noted on its website that a Chapter...Read More