Possible to travel outside the country while on supervised probation ?

You can get permission to leave the country from your probation officer. If it is denied, you can file a motion in court asking the judge to...

Can someone be indicted if all their felonys were nolle prose qui except for the misdemeanor?

Yes, the person can still be indicted. Charges that have been nol prossed can be refiled.

My short term disability from metlife from my employer was denied. The repeal lady stated the doctor notes doesn't support claim

Consult with an attorney that handles disability claims. Use the "Find a Lawyer" feature to locate an attorney near you. There may be time...

Will i have to go to court again for probation violation?

If you are still on probation for the first theft charge (although I have not heard of theft under $50), the new theft charge could violate your...

Closed/.inactive means that the case is closed, but closed cases can be reopened. Your question is unclear as to what happened in court. If the...

Need some insight

You need an attorney to defend the criminal charges and the Violation of Probation hearing. The probation judge will consider all of the evidence...

Is their a law to cover damages and emotional distress from a construction co, and cable co

You cannot sue for emotional distress because Maryland does not recognize a cause of action for negligent infliction of emotional distress. You...

Is the probable cause needed for a search warrant the same level of probable cause that is needed for an warrant?

If a judge has signed a search warrant, this give the police the right to search your car. At that point, the police did not need any additional...

Is it possible to draw up estate transfer papers myself or do I have to get a lawyer involved?

This sounds like a very complicated situation. The Deed may control who gets the house depending upon its language. If the parents both owned the...

I have a judgment against me for homeowners association fee there is no written document saying I have to pay interest .

Under Maryland law, interest accrues at the rate of 10% per annum on any judgment. It runs from the date of the judgment and is perfectly proper. ...