Does Maryland law allow me to go ahead with divorce without my husband's consent?

I agree with the other attorney's answer that Maryland law allows service of process by publication which essentially deems that the person is...

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Can I divorce my husband for negligence if he leaves in morning and comes home 12,1,2, 4:00am every night

In Maryland there are various reasons a court will accept in order to grant you an Absolute Divorce. Adultery and cheating are at the top of the...

I filed an answer to her complaint for absolute divorce. Surprisingly, she has not done anything for 70 days??!

The appropriate answer depends largely on your legal objectives. Do you want an Absolute Divorce? Or do you want a Limited Divorce? Or do you...

Your husband does not have the right to make arbitrary decisions which could destroy your life. If you wait to handle this at a later time, then...

Should I sign replacement documents for LOST ORIGINAL MORTGAGE DOCUMENTS?

Do you believe in being fair? Or do you prefer to use technicalities to gain every possible advantage? The answer to this question will govern...

If a business wins a civil suit against you but you don't have money to pay and you're unemployed, how long can they keep trying

A judgment creditor is a business or individual who has obtained a court judgment against a judgment debtor. Yes, a judgment creditor can pursue...

Proving there has been one year separation/no sexual relations.

The Judge at trial will make his/her decision based on the evidence presented at trial which is admissible according to Maryland law. Attorneys...

My divorce settlement states that I have to sell the house. I am current on mortgage and don't want to sell.

The simple answer, and the obvious answer, is that a court order must be obeyed, otherwise you can be held in contempt of court. However, the...

I own home loan. Mother and Brother on the title, when time comes (she dies) to sell what are options?

When you say you own the home loan, do you mean that you are the only one obligated on the mortgage? If so, How did that occur? Did you put down...