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What is incarceration? Incarceration is also referred to as imprisonment. If a person has been convicted of a particular crime, they may be ordered to serve time in jail. This is usually only mandated if the person was found guilty of committing a felony and/or...
What is a crime? A committed crime is an unlawful or illegal act. The action may be punished by local, state or federal jurisdiction. There are many types of activities that have been classified as crimes in the United States. The type of crime will usually determine...
How is insanity defined? Insanity is defined as a disease or mental defect that prevents a person from being able to understand their actions or the positive or negative effects that can result from those actions. People who have been declared insane cannot legally...
What is adultery? Adultery is defined as sexual intercourse between someone who is currently married and another person they are not married to. Maryland state laws insist that the acts of sexual intercourse have some sort of penetration of the female sexual organ by...
What does desertion mean in a marriage? Desertion may also be referred to as abandonment in the state of Maryland. It occurs when one partner leaves their spouse, usually without warning. Why do partners desert their spouses? There are many reasons why a spouse...
What is a residency requirement? A residency requirement is a rule that states at least one person in a marriage must currently live in Maryland when filing for a divorce in that state. One or both partners may live in Maryland when the initial petition is filed. If...
Step 1: Decide why you want to get divorced. One of the first things you should do is to consider your reasons or grounds for contemplating divorce. If your partner has been physically or verbally abusive toward you or any minor children who are currently living in...
When parents want what is best for their child even in a post-divorce scenario, they often turn toward joint custody. Through the years, joint custody has shown itself a great supporter of children of divorce, providing numerous benefits to the entire family....
A single DUI can have a much bigger impact that anyone may initially think. While some might falsely take it as a non-issue due to it counting as a first-time offense, this is not necessarily true. In fact, one DUI can impact almost every area of a person's life,...
Bad blood can complicate family matters and as a grandparent, you may feel like a bystander when parents bicker over your grandchildren. In the worst cases, parents may even deny you the right to see your grandchildren. When you want to see your grandchildren...
