All summons have an expiration date in Maryland. The summons must be served by that date. The Court can reissuse the summons. If you want to bypass...

2 years ago my wife let me but now we want to go for divorce we have not file for sapration 2 years ago what will happen

You should try and resolve all issues, including the children before going to Court. If the two of you can not work out the differences the Court...

Custodial Rights as Adopted Parent - Separation and Divorce

Your case is complicated. You can take certain steps to block her leaving the country with the child. One way is to file an injunction with the the...

My husband left me and the kids and we have no choice but to leave the state and live with relatives. Will the court allow this?

No one can tell you what a Court will allow until the hearing before a Judge. However, the Court takes into consideration all of the factors,...

How can you prevent having time with your kids taken away if ex-spouse moves and has primary physical custody?

If she decides to move you may need to go back to Court and ask the Court to stay her leaving pending further Court Orders. These cases are always...

How do I file a default judgement against someone who doesnt responde to custody papers

You can have a lawyer file the papers for you or go online and file the Motion for Default Judgment forms. These forms are available free from the...

What to do?

Anyone can file a charge against you. It is a different then proving a case beyond a reasonable doubt. The facts in your post are too vague to give...

What do you think is going to happen in my situtation?

No one can tell you what a Court will do. However, the Court takes a dim view of your alleged conduct towards a police officer. You should contact...

In Maryland, if interrogatories were not completed by both parties, can financials be demanded by the court?

It is difficult to second guess the thoughts of your lawyer. Even if your lawyer had issued a subpoena for your husband to produce the documents...

As a general rule, the Court tends to divide retirement assets equally, but only for the period the parties are married. However, Maryland is an...