On Monday November 11th, we hosted a jersey day potluck for the Ravens Monday Night game against the Saints. Employees were encouraged to bring in their favorite tailgate food. Some of the snacks included pulled pork, Jerk Chicken Bites, Honey Old Bay Wings,...
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The Weekly Writ: Maryland Legal News You Can Use for July 19, 2021
Today on July 19, 2021, read about: Maryland approves sports betting rules with hope to have the industry in full swing by fall. Capital Gazette parent company sued, after guilty verdict in shooters trial. Officers charged with excessive use of force, following choking allegations. Woman charged with assault and harassment, after running into a man with her car. Baltimore cop…
The Weekly Writ: Maryland Legal News You Can Use for July 26, 2021
Today on July 26, 2021, read about: Gay men arrested in bookstore raid, under a repealed law. Discrimination lawsuit against PG County Police settled, but will things change? MS-13 gang member takes plea deal in racketeering case. Babysitter charged with homicide in death of 1-year-old. Baltimore mayor implements plan to curb violence in the city. Of course, if these or…
Hidden Assets in Divorce and Where to Find Them
Disclosing financial assets is a part of the divorce process. Unfortunately, it isn’t uncommon for people to withhold assets from their eventual ex-spouse. Unsure of how to spot the signs of this or how to use the process to your advantage? Read on to: Know where assets can be hidden, from businesses to heirlooms; What to ask for if you…
What Legal Preparations Should A Healthy Person Make for The End Of Life? Lawyer Says…
This week, our family lawyers discuss a Maryland man who is confused about legal preparations for the end of life. The Question: What legal preparations should I make for the end of my life? What are, if any, the legal preparations I should make for end of life? I am not dying, on the contrary I am a relatively healthy…
What is Full Custody? – The Grounds to Gain Sole Custody of Your Child
When it comes to custody, who serves the child’s best interest determines who retains custodial rights and caretaking decisions. Parenting is not for everyone, and sometimes one parent is better off raising the kids. Maryland courts look to keep family relationships intact, but there are times when one parent should pursue full custody. Learn about: Full custody, what does it…
Surviving Divorce – Being Well During a Difficult Time
Divorce can be a long, stressful, and uncertain experience for both you and your spouse. Of course, all proceedings are different, but even the most amicable divorces can come with their own branching anxieties. However overwhelming, it’s important to slow down when you can and stay grounded. There are several things kept in mind when going through a divorce to…
Maryland’s Sex Offender Registry – Who Registers and How to Be Removed
Sex offender registration is in addition to prison and jail time served for a sexual crime. This is what you need to know about sex offender registration in Maryland: Sex Offender Registry, how the state keeps the public informed; Sex offense convictions usually mean a requirement to register; And How to be removed from the list, five ways it can…
DUI Charge? – 3 Things to know for First-Time Offenders
Getting a DUI can be terrifying. For many, it’s their first and only criminal offense, with no idea how they got charged or what to do about it. If you find yourself charged with a DUI, then take a moment to breathe. It might be scary, but the process is afterward pretty straightforward – and able to be fought in…
How Do Maryland Judge’s Determine Child Custody? – Best Interest Standard
When custody matters head to court, a judge will determine the final order. These are the specifics on how they make those decisions: Several factors come into consideration by judges in custody disputes, composing a “best interest” standard. Whether Mom or Dad, custody goes to who provides those “best interests.” Maryland does give children a voice, but it depends on…