You might think it is not common, but late-life divorces happen much more frequently than imagined. Some suggest divorces over-50 make up as much as
The United States federal government and the state of Maryland take fraud and fraud-related charges very seriously. Though what constitutes fraud is clear in the law, you
Many additional factors might make divorce that much more complicated—having Child Protective Services (CPS) involved is one of them. Though CPS provides an invaluable social
Editor’s Note: This week, we are revisiting posts and topics that are still relevant and important today. When it comes to planning your divorce—and trying
The COVID-19 Pandemic affected everyone in some way. Whether you lost someone close or lost your job, there was no shortage of misfortune suffered. If
As a military member in Maryland, you may think that because you have the right to have weapons in your home, you can use them
If you have had a protective order issued against you, it is important to know what you can and cannot do according to that order.
Domestic abuse is a serious problem in this country. For many decades, it was swept quietly under a rug, but there are now more resources
The main thing that sets domestic violence cases apart from other types of assault in Baltimore, Maryland, is that the two parties—both the alleged assaulter
What Are the Current Kinds of Divorce in Maryland? There are two primary types of divorce that can be filed: What Are Grounds for Divorce?
