Monthly Archives: October 2026
Can The Maryland Alimony Award Be Extended Prior To Its Expiration Date?
Maryland usually awards alimony for a set period, and rarely indefinitely. For example, if someone receives rehabilitative alimony, it provides temporary assistance while the former spouse becomes independent. However, sometimes things don’t go according to plan, and after the alimony period ends, the person may be unable to provide for himself or herself independently…. Read More »
Maryland’s New Deepfake Identity Fraud Statute: Under What Circumstances Can Artificial Intelligence Create Criminal Liability?
As technological advances provide better opportunities to produce realistic photos, videos, and audio of things people never did, some state legislatures, like Maryland, have responded by amending statutes concerning identity fraud to address possible misuse of AI. Passed in the 2026 legislative session, Maryland Senate Bill 8 concerns use of artificial intelligence and so-called… Read More »
