Monthly Archives: November 2017
Explaining Child Custody in Maryland
Today we will examine a vital aspect of family law in Maryland – child custody. There are seven different types of child custody in Maryland. We will explore state-specific considerations for each type of custody in the following sections. What is Legal Custody in Maryland? Legal custody refers to the power to make decisions… Read More »
Intoxicated Maryland Man Crashes into State Police Patrol Car
A 51-year-old Maryland man was arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) after smashing into a state police patrol car, according to an article by NBC 4. This traffic accident occurred at approximately 1:30 a.m. on Saturday, November 11. At that time, a Maryland state police trooper stopped to help another driver change a… Read More »
What is the Legal Approach to Domestic Violence in Maryland?
Today we will explore an important topic in Maryland criminal and family law – domestic violence. This is a fairly sensitive topic, as it involves violence in the home and family context. That is why it is so important to have a firm grasp on domestic violence laws and protections. Definition of Domestic Violence… Read More »
Explaining Absolute Divorce in Maryland
In this post, we will explore an important topic in Maryland family law – absolute divorce. Unlike limited divorce, which is similar to a legal separation, absolute divorce represents the permanent end to a marriage. But before we delve into the details of absolute divorce, we need to review the residency requirements for divorce… Read More »
