Germantown, MD
General practice Lawyer at Germantown, MD
Practice Areas: General Practice, Personal Injury ... +3 more
A. OPENING, MODIFYING, AND VACATING A CONFESSED JUDGMENT IN MARYLAND Upon being served with notice of the confessed judgment, the defendant may move to open, modify, or vacate the confessed judgm...
See Full GuideAs part of a separation agreement, a spouse in Maryland often agrees to pay non-modifiable alimony for several years. But what happens if the payor spouse becomes ill and/or unemployed and can no long...
See Full GuideAn attorney who files a confessed judgment complaint against his or her former client to collect money owed is never entitled to an award of attorneys fees. A promissory note with a confessed judgment...
See Full GuideThere are numerous ways for an attorney to overcharge a client. A. CONTINGENCY FEE CASES In personal injury cases, attorneys usually agree to represent the client in exchange for one-third (33.33%) ...
See Full GuideA. LEGAL MALPRACTICE Legal malpractice occurs when a client is financially and/or emotionally harmed by the failure of the attorney to render competent legal services. Common errors committed by atto...
See Full GuideRepresenting children who have been injured is considerably different than representing adults. Regardless of how seriously a child has been injured, no minor wants to sue a friend, a friend's parents,...
See Full GuideYou are entitled to receive a written contingency fee Retainer Agreement (fee agreement) from your attorney. The written contingency fee agreement should not contain any legal jargon, ambiguous terms,...
See Full GuideThis article explodes 10 myths that every potential client needs to know in retaining and terminating a lawyer....
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