Annapolis, MD
Family Lawyer at Annapolis, MD
Practice Areas: Family, Guardianship, Wills & Living Wills
A power of attorney wouldn't have any effect once the grantor passess away, that would all pass to the beneficiaries or estate as appropriate. You...
She will have the burden of proof to show the Court that she reasonably fears that you are going to harm her. If, as you say, there's no basis,...
It's not clear what your question is from your posting. If you want an immediate divorce, you will need to either be able to prove adultery or...
I agree with counsel. More specifics are needed to assess your options. Parental alienation is always a difficult subject, you should consider...
If you file based on separation of over one year, then only you would need to go to court. Only mutual consent requires you both to appear in Court.
You will need to provide her with notice and the ability to consent or otherwise participate in the adoption case.
The biggest question is whether the Judge has signed the Order or whether your referencing a proposed order. If it's the order, you can file a...
If you don't wish to pursue charges, tell the state's attorney you won't cooperate. They're likely to pursue charges if you won't cooperate.
As long as there is no custody order, you both have equal rights to the kids, so you can. I'd recommend, once you leave, to leave him a letter...
This is a medical malpractice question, not a question of child abuse.
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