Can I file a motion to dismiss in Small Claims court?

Notwithstanding the merits, the procedure is the subject of much debate, around the State of Maryland. In Circuit Court, there is a specific rule...

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Reverse Mortgage

Your mother was likely the only person on the deed to the house, in order to qualify for a reverse mortgage. Assuming she was, the property became...

I was divorced with a second mortgage. The mortgage company waived the lein so buyers could purchase the house.

Although I cannot be certain without reviewing your documents, it is common for the operative documents (Deed, Deed of Trust, Note) to be signed...

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Statue of limitations

The general rule is that you must file suit within three (3) years from the date your cause of action accrues. See, Md. Cts. & Jud. Proc. Code...

What recourse do I have if my tenant abandoned my rental while still owing rent, water bills, and having damaged the property?

1. Give the tenant written notice that you intend to withhold some/all of the security deposit due to damage to the property. That notice must...

Record extract for special ct of appeals, can it include docs not on the record & if not how do you get them in as separate docs

You are misunderstanding the process. Your opportunity to admit documents as evidence was at trial. Evidence submitted to the fact-finder is the...

Can somebody cut my grass without noticing me and send me a bill?

Very interesting fact pattern. If there was no contract (oral or written), you cannot be liable for payment on that basis. However, the...

How could i tell my common law husband to end the relationship?

Though recognized in other states, Maryland does not recognize "common law marriage." The only way to create a legally recognizable union, in...

What is the proper way to handle a late commercial tenant?

Commercial leases are governed by different principles than residential leases. You are not obligated to mitigate your damages (re-let the...

My husband died and we held the house in joint tenancy with rights of survivalship. Do I have to change the deed to my name ONLY

No. Upon his death, his interest passed, by operation of law, to you. You do not need a new deed until you convey your interest to another.

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