My son will turn one in couple of days I want to change his name I'm married but separated do I have only till he's before one

In addition to the great responses already provided by counsel, here are some instructions for changing a minor's name in...

Medical malpractice, pediatrician cut my daughter's lip open. What can i do?

If you want to pursue a medical malpractice claim, you should consult with an attorney. On top of being very difficult to prove, you must get a...

Do I have a wrongful termination lawsuit?

Probably not. Maryland is an at-will employment jurisdiction which means your employment can be terminated for any reason that is not illegal,...

Do I need an attorney to recover my security deposit paid before a lease was signed?

The real question here is what consideration what exchanged for the money that you refer to as the security deposit. From there, you can determine...

Do I have a case? I am recently terminated on the spot from a position without process or warning.

I agree with counsel. Your contract will govern the rights and responsibilities of the parties during termination. However, if your company could...

Can I break my lease if I discovered roaches upon moving in?

It would depend on the terms of the lease, but it is unlikely that you can break the lease on these grounds unless there was some sort of blatant...

How many days before eviction will the sheriff post the noticed?

Here is some additional information on tenant rights during an eviction that you might find...

Are there any laws in MD on how much a landlord can raise the annual rent?

I agree with counsel. There is no limit unless contractually agreed upon. The landlord must give proper notice of an increase.

Can an employer hide a new job opening on purpose so that an employee currently holding that position does not find out & apply?

I agree with counsel. Is there a clause in your contract that imposes a duty on the agency to inform you of job postings? Or of their intent not to...

While I imagine you are looking for a simple answer, there isn't one. Your best course of action is to hire an attorney to represent you ESPECIALLY...