How do I go about finding lawyers who specialize in or are experienced with Maryland partition actions/law?

You must file a lawsuit in the Circuit Court where the property is located. At issue will be the respective interests held by the parties, and the...

How do I file papers for an appeal..

You must note an appeal in writing by filing a notice with the clerk of the court where the order was issued, pursuant to Md. R. 8-202. ...

Is this real case or no? My nude pis on internet

Go to a police station and swear our a complaint. Posting nude photos as "revenge porn" is illegal in Maryland, and is subject to a maximum...

Can a defendant offer evidence that was requested but objected to during discovery?

Nothing is excluded from evidence until a judge has ordered it. You must preserve your right to object by filing a motion to compel. Further,...

1st degree rape, MD: Are there regulations for what constitutes a "speedy trial" in MD? If so, where can the info be found?

Maryland courts follow the "Hicks Rule," which garners its name from a decision from Maryland's highest court -- State v. Hicks, 285 Md. 310...

If there is still a controversy regarding the boundary between your properties, you should immediately file a claim with your title insurer. If...

What is the process called when an attorney writes the motion to the court.....

It's a practice called "ghost writing" and it is unethical. Maryland recently changed the rules regarding attorney's entries of appearance --...

What can I do to stop my student loan company from taking me to court.

If you have been served with a summons, you are under strict deadlines to respond, or you risk waiving valuable trial rights. If you have not been...

I need an attorney who will handle a probate claim dispute?

There are many facts missing from your question, which affect your rights, if any. Did your father have a will? Was an estate opened? How was...

Terminated from retail job without notice.

In Maryland, unless indicated otherwise in the employment contract, you are an "at will" employee. That means you may be terminated for any reason...