What does this mean?

ATP stands for attorney for Plaintiff. "Specially set" means that unlike most cases, this case was specially set for four hours and will not be...

The criminal charge and conviction will show up on a background check and criminal record search. It may or may not show that you were placed on...

When going for house raid and found various of things and a convicted felon what will happen ?

You need an attorney immediately. These are serious charges especially as a convicted felon. If you are still on probation, you could face a...

Can I be convicted for driving with a Canadian drivers License?

Consult with an attorney. You may have a defense since you had a valid Canadian license. Driving without a license carries possible jail time and...

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Why is my expungement taking so long?

Unfortunately, it takes as long as six months in Baltimore City for the expungement. They have a boatload of cases. Hang in there. It will be...

Does a deed in Anne Arundel County need to be signed by the Grantee (the person receiving the property)? Or just by the Grantor?

A Deed is only signed by the Grantor. It is not signed by the Grantee.

I bought a car saterday and I don't like it. I called and they are telling me I have to keep it.is that true

There is no right of rescission in Maryland for a car purchase. See the below link from the Attorney...

Can my boyfriend go to Janaica

If a condition of probation is that he not leave the country, then he cannot leave or that is a violation of his probation and the judge may give...

Can the charge of a P.B.J. conviction be altered after the stipulated probationary period has passed?

It is unclear what you are asking. If you received probation before judgment, the conviction was stricken and your record remained clear. You are...

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I signed settlement papers with prejudice but never got the settlement $. Can I reopen the case.

You need to ask your attorney. In most cases, the settlement check would be sent to the attorney. If neither you nor your attorney received the...

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