Monthly Archives: June 2025
New Maryland Law Targets Reckless Drivers
The State of Maryland recently made major changes to its traffic laws under the Sergeant Patrick Kepp Act (SB 590). The new law, which is effective October 1, 2025, increases the penalties and expands the definitions of reckless, negligent, or aggressive driving. In this article, the Bel Air, MD, criminal defense lawyers at Schlaich… Read More »
Do I Need My Former Spouse’s Consent To Relocate With The Children In Maryland?
If you are the parent who has primary custody of the children, you may, at some point in your life, want to relocate to another state. The move could be in connection with a new job, to be closer to your family, or anything else. It’s imperative that you understand that you cannot simply… Read More »
Why Should I Get A Postnuptial Agreement?
Postnuptial agreements are like prenuptial agreements (or prenups) that are negotiated after you are married. There are several important reasons why you’ll want to consider one. In this article, the Bel Air, MD, family law attorneys at Schlaich & Thompson, Chartered will discuss several good reasons to consider a postnuptial agreement. Clarifying financial expectations … Read More »
What Is An Order Of Default In A Maryland Divorce Situation?
You’ve completed your divorce petition and have served it to your spouse. There’s only one problem. Your spouse refuses to sign the paperwork, and now, you can’t even find them. They disappeared. Does this mean you can’t get a divorce? Do you need your spouse to participate in the divorce to end your marriage?… Read More »
