How can I let the judge know what my autistic son told me without violating hearsay rules?

I agree with counsels responses. I would add if you want to learn the rules of evidence as it relates to hearsay begin to read the Maryland rules...

If the person you are questioning is the other party, then you can testify without worrying about any rules of evidence. If the person you are...

Where can I find a pro Bono lawyer in Southern Maryland?

You can reach out to the local bar association in the county the case is being held in, or the Maryland Legal Volunteer Service, or legal aid, or a...

I am so sorry to hear about your son. I am switching the topic area to wrongful death so you can obtain a better response.

At what point do I have a strong case when my ex denies access/custody?

There is no magic number. You should remind your ex about the agreement/order and advise him that if he does not begin complying with it that you...

In Family law, when is the latest I can ask the plaintiff for disclosure?

At the scheduling Conference, you will obtain court deadlines. One of those deadlines will be a deadline for what is known as discovery (where the...

Shielded means that after the protective order is completed either by the order expiring or the petitioner asking for it to be vacated sooner, the...

Is it true that law enforcement is not watching my every move to make sure I don't go around my former home?

Law enforcement is not watching, but that does not mean that the petitioner's friends and family are not on the look out and if they see you...

When I file a motion to have the protective order vacated, will the order remain on my son's record for life?

Unless it was entered by consent, it would remain in public record. If it was entered by consent, it could be shielded.

Will my friends, relatives or former neighbors be questioned by law enforcement as to whether I have come around the place?

If there is an allegation that you have violated the protective order the petitioner can request that law enforcement/state attorney question...