Williams v. Williams
Nov 23, 2017OUTCOME: Successful Won Physical Custody for the Client.
Child custody modification in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County including nine-day trial. Mr. Weisman was the third lawyer to represent the Father.
Amar Sanghera Weisman's Legal Cases (3)
Towson, MD
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Towson, MD
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody
No. 02661/08 Gang-Ming Zou vs. Zhongyuan Yang
Feb 10, 2010OUTCOME: Upheld by Court of Special Appeals
successfully defended an appeal after my client was awarded divorce based on cruelty, monetary award, $16,500.00 counsel fees, sole legal custody, primary physical custody, restriction of opposing part ... y to supervised visitation.
Woodard & Sons Mechanical, Inc. v. Dominic Marcuccio,
N/AOUTCOME: Judgment Entered In Favor of my Client
My client, a homeowner, was poorly served by the contractor he entrusted to conduct a major renovation of his residential property: halfway through the project, the general contractor refused to comp ... lete the finish the job unless my client delivered $40,000.00 in ransom. After receiving that illegal windfall, the contractor failed to pay $8,000.00 due to his subcontractor. Under Maryland's mechanic's lien statute, the subcontractor sued my client for what the contractor owed. We responded by bringing the general contractor into the picture--we sued him for breach of contract and unjust enrichment. In his closing argument, Amar Weisman talked about things that are sometimes forgotten: good-faith, fair dealing, clean hands, and the need of a court of equity to act as a court of conscience. Beyond obtaining a $19,066.66 judgment against the general contractor's business, we won a judgment against the contractor personally, for $69.066.00.
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