If your daughter’s creditors go to court and obtain a judgement, they can put a lien on her share of the property. Whether she can file chapter 7...

Refused Visitation from Ex-Wife

You can file for civil contempt in order to compel obedience to the child custody order previously entered. Be sure to file in the same court that...

Is custody set in stone once a divorce is finalized?

Custody is never set in stone. It doesn’t sound like you currently have court ordered custody therefore you may want to speak with an attorney...

Have $4500. in saving can it be exempt?

You would be able to use the “wildcard” exemption to protect the money in bankruptcy.

Is it too late to seek representation ?

The statute of limitations in Maryland is three years. You should consult an attorney as soon as possible. The other side has indicated their...

Can I leave the state with my 6-month-old if her father is abusing me?

If you have not been to court and obtained a custody order, there is nothing stopping your from leaving the state of Maryland with your daughter.

Ex husband uses 7 year old as a weapon and he lies constantly to make sure i wont get my son ever. Can judges see this type or i

It sounds like you have turned your life around, congratulations! It may be time you sought the help of an experienced legal professional to help...

What happens if I choose not to take my daughter to agreed visit with her paternal grandmother?

In Maryland, the courts allow grandparents to request visitation. Unless your child's grandmother is acting in a manner that is not her best...

Can my husband of 7years sue me for his computer that I broke because he low key spit on me?

He can sue you but it does not mean he will prevail. He would have to prove you damaged the computer. If you and your husband are at the point of...

Is $1200 enough for pain and suffering from the insurance company when the bus company admits fault in a food allergy case?

You should speak with a personal injury attorney who will take into consideration all of the facts of your case and provide a reasonable estimate...