Maryland divorce courts follow the equitable distribution method, which means that a judge could decide to divide marital property based on fairness. As noted by Forbes, any asset, item or debt acquired in marriage classifies as marital property. You and your...
Month: December 2022
How much marijuana may a Maryland resident lawfully possess?
Maryland’s residents voted to approve the legalization of recreational marijuana. As a result, effective July 1, 2023, individuals at least 21 years of age may lawfully possess up to 1.5 ounces of marijuana, as reported by U.S. News & World Report. Individuals...
Penalties for missing child support payments in Maryland
If you owe child support arrears, you could lose sleep at night due to uncertainty about what will happen next. In Maryland, you could face a variety of penalties if you do not pay child support, and it is imperative to stay focused on doing what you can to get caught...
Are there laws to protect against false allegations of sex crimes?
Accusations — even false ones — can affect a person's reputation, relationships, residency situation and career. Overcoming public perception after a false allegation can take a lifetime. Fortunately, the justice system has mechanisms in place to help a person who...