Monthly Archives: March 2026
Court Addresses A Contested Paternity Case In Maryland
Paternity cases can become quite complicated when there are multiple men claiming to be the child’s father. This is especially true in Maryland, where the court does not have to rule solely on the basis of a paternity test. Instead, the court can consider additional factors and will always make a ruling based on… Read More »
When Text Messages Become Evidence: How Digital Communications Can Make Or Break A Maryland Criminal Case
In the modern world, the majority of communication occurs through the use of text messages, social media, and messaging apps. Although these tools can be very useful, they can also be used as evidence in a criminal case. In Maryland, the prosecution is increasingly using these tools in building cases, especially against the defendant’s… Read More »
Court Addressed The Appealability Of Domestic Violence Injunctions
Maryland domestic violence protective orders are powerful civil injunctions intended to prevent domestic violence and ensure the safety of victims. These orders can be significant, so it is not surprising that the consequences of these orders prompt appellate review when the aggrieved party feels that the order was entered improperly. In this case, the… Read More »
Unequal But Equitable: Property Distribution In Maryland Family Law Cases
In Maryland, equitable distribution is used in divorce cases; that is, marital property is distributed in a fair (but not necessarily equal) manner. The courts must first locate and value all marital property and then determine whether a monetary award is needed for equitable distribution. In this article, the Bel Air, MD, family law… Read More »
