I leased commercial property to a business for a 10 year period.

Were this a residential lease, you'd have an obligation to attempt to re-let the premises (e.g. "mitigate your damages"). There is no such...

I leased commercial property to a business for a 10 year period.

Were this a residential lease, you'd have an obligation to attempt to re-let the premises (e.g. "mitigate your damages"). There is no such...

Warrants???

First: Yes, warrants can be recalled by motion. Second: You already have a lawyer! You've paid her good money, and she gave you good advice!...

Warrants???

First: Yes, warrants can be recalled by motion. Second: You already have a lawyer! You've paid her good money, and she gave you good advice! ...

I was charged with misdemeanor embezzlement it was my first time ever in trouble in my life never been in trouble.

In terms of expunging the conviction? Unfortunately, no. Convictions are generally not eligible for expungement, unless they are for specific...

I was charged with misdemeanor embezzlement it was my first time ever in trouble in my life never been in trouble.

In terms of expunging the conviction? Unfortunately, no. Convictions are generally not eligible for expungement, unless they are for specific...

What type of ramifications are possible, for the adulterer, if the spouse files for divorce, based on grounds of adultery?

For him: Technically, "adultery" is still a misdemeanor in Maryland. However, it is never prosecuted. The purpose of keeping it a crime is to...

How much does pro-bono lawyers or paralegal charge for a divorce case?

First, "pro bono" is short for "pro bono publico" -- which means "for the public good." It does not, necessarily, mean "free." You can apply for...

Maintaining air moisture is not your landlord's obligation under Maryland law. Unless you specifically negotiated to have that obligation inserted...

I am 65 years old I was charged with a concealed weapon at 31 years old it was a knife can I get my record expunged?

Whether a charge can be expunged depends entirely on how it was resolved. If the prosecutor entered a "nolle prosequi," a "stet," or you were...