How to tell if an FTPR case in Maryland judiciary is current?

There is no way to tell with Maryland Judiciary Case Search is up to date. JCS is also not infallible so sometimes in contains mistakes. The...

"Landlord-Tenant Dismissal" is a notation you'll find on Maryland Judiciary Case Search for failure to pay rent cases. It indicates only that the...

A tenant's usual basis for bringing suit in relation to a security deposit is Md. Code Ann., Real Property, s 8-203, which governs security...

1. If your landlord fails to return your security deposit within the statutory 45 day period you may be able to sue him to recover the deposit....

The first thing that you should to defend yourself is file a Notice of Intention to Defend with the court. If you don't, the court will decide...

Will I be able to get my security deposit back?

In Maryland, the security deposit from a residential lease can only be withheld for reasons specified in law, such as unpaid rent and the actual...

That could be the reason. But generally, landlords can refuse to renew without giving a reason. However, for certain kinds of lease involving...

Given that online people searching tools are notoriously inaccurate, you can't rely on what that website says. But you can find out. You could: 1....

What is a cnsc case in Maryland

CNSC stands for "Contract - Small Claim" meaning a lawsuit about a contract (such as a lease) where the amount claimed is less than...

do I have leg to stand on if I let this go to court?

If you have already paid the bill, then you do not owe the debt. If you have evidence that you paid the whole debt then, yes, you do have a leg to...