Monthly Archives: February 2026
Can I Be Forced To Pay My Spouse’s Legal Fees?
The Maryland courts have wide discretion in making awards of attorney’s fees in family law cases, especially when there has been unfair action by one of the parties that increased the cost of litigation. One of the instances in which the court can award attorney fees to one party, is when that party wasted… Read More »
How Body-Worn Camera Footage Impacts Maryland Criminal Defense Cases
Body-worn cameras are now an integral part of law enforcement in Maryland. It is now common for many police departments to require officers to activate their cameras during traffic stops, arrests, and other public interactions. Despite the body-worn cameras’ reputation for providing objective evidence, bodycam footage doesn’t always speak for itself. What body cameras… Read More »
How Maryland Courts Address Hidden Assets In A Divorce
Divorce generally involves the division of marital property. Under Maryland law, both parties are required to disclose their assets and debts. Unfortunately, it is not unusual for one of the parties to attempt to conceal their assets with the hopes of gaining the upper hand financially. This is a serious offense under Maryland law…. Read More »
Understanding Protective Orders In Maryland And How They Can Affect Divorce And Child Custody
If family conduct results in imminent threats or violence, many families in the State of Maryland consider obtaining a protective order, also known as a restraining order. A protective order may be an important safety measure, but it also has significant implications in family law, especially when one is in an active divorce case… Read More »
