In a custody hearing in the State of Maryland what does "matter taken sub curia" mean?
The judge is taking additional time to review the law, the evidence, or some factual development before issuing a decision. Unless the judge has...
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The judge is taking additional time to review the law, the evidence, or some factual development before issuing a decision. Unless the judge has...
Generally, in Maryland, any charge that results in a "guilty" disposition cannot be expunged. However, the legislature made an exception for...
If you're seeking to vacate your sentence, suing your attorney for malpractice is not the way to do it. Legal malpractice is a tort, and is...
The outcome of the case will depend entirely on the strength of the State's evidence, and the preparation of her defense (e.g. challenging the...
Expungement takes approximately 90 days because: both the State's Attorney and law enforcement have an opportunity to object within 30 days of the...
The short answer is, yes, you can go to the police station and swear out a criminal complaint. In Maryland, the common law crimes of "assault" and...
Hire an attorney. Depending on the wording of the contract, you may be held personally liable to indemnify the buyer. Civil litigation is...
The answer to your question depends entirely on whether your daughter (and her children) are licensees, or tenants. The answer to that question...
Individuals cannot prosecute crimes. Only the State has that power. In domestic violence situations, it's common that the State's only substantive...
What you received in the mail was a civil demand letter. The business from which you stole is demanding the payment of money. if you do not pay,...