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0 Answers | Asked in Family Law for Maryland on
Q: I'm in Ohio and my daughter is in Maryland visiting a friend for the summer. She was admitted to the hospital there

For psychological services and now they won't let her talk to the family she's staying with. Can I have her released over the phone?

0 Answers | Asked in Animal / Dog Law and Civil Litigation for Maryland on
Q: Can the humane society euthanize service dogs?

My 2 registered service dogs were at a family members house until I secured new housing. Without my knowledge, they were taken to human society in Baltimore county and euthanized right away. Without notice, and no attempts to contact me from the family member or humane society when I’m the... View More

1 Answer | Asked in International Law for Maryland on
Q: If a US citizen dies in the country of origin, can US citizen children claim the property in that country, Bangladesh ?
Arslan Abid
Arslan Abid
answered on May 9, 2024

Yes, when a US citizen passes away in their country of origin, their children may have rights to their property. However, while the parent is alive, only minor children may seek maintenance for their basic needs and expenses.

1 Answer | Asked in Traffic Tickets for Maryland on
Q: Can you get points on your license from a moving radar ticket?

In Maryland

Lee Eidelberg
Lee Eidelberg
answered on May 8, 2024

Points do not transfer for routine speeding tickets incurred in Maryland to a Pennsylvania driver's record.

0 Answers | Asked in Employment Law for Maryland on
Q: I work for private doctor's office. Can they make an employee use vacation time for a lunch time that you do not get

paid for when you work, when you are on vacation?

0 Answers | Asked in Divorce for Maryland on
Q: I have been divorced for 17 years, but as part of my Divorce, my ex-husband was to provide Rehabilitative Alimony in t

I have a question about petition for contempt for Alimony for a divorce case over 15 years ago. I had a brain tumor, so I couldn't file earlier. I know there are statue of limitation for Judgements, but could my health issues override it?

0 Answers | Asked in Car Accidents and Libel & Slander for Maryland on
Q: What would be considered negligence at a tire rep shop After an inspection they missed a major issue. Fam in dang bec

Tire hit curb. Brought in and installed 4 tires said they did inspection but found nothing. After a month the front two tires were bald and about to explode. Brought in again and they realized they missed a bent rotor which caused the car alignment to be so out of wack that is caused the tires... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Contracts and Banking for Maryland on
Q: Does the dawer of a negotiable instrument such as a check have the right to get the amount even if it’s not in the acc?

A bill of exchange such as a check is payable on demand and if it isnt, the bank is obligated to pay it according to the Bill of Exchange correct?

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Maryland on
Q: can they try a 17 year old as an adult because of a 1st degree assault charge?
Mark Oakley
Mark Oakley
answered on May 6, 2024

Yes. Hire a lawyer to file a motion for a reverse waiver to juvenile court.

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Maryland on
Q: Someone accessed my bank account and transferred money, do I have a case?

My phone was stolen and accessed, the individual was some how to gain access to my bank account and to a member to member transfer for 7K. They also did Venmo and cashapp; which the disputes were found to be in my favor. I made a dispute from the bank, they recovered a slight portion from the... View More

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answered on May 2, 2024

I am sorry that this has happened to you. First, you should make a police reprot for theft and also report the action to the bank. The bank has insurance to cover these type of incidents.

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation for Maryland on
Q: How do I proceed with a loan to an ex-partner who is not communicating with me anymore?

In November 2023, a loan of $7000 was extended to a former business partner, with both parties entering into a written agreement stipulating the loan's repayment by the end of January 2024. In January of the same year, the loan was extended through a text message, but without specifying a new... View More

Scott Scherr
Scott Scherr
answered on May 2, 2024

You could file suit in the District Court for the money due. If you obtain a judgment, you could put a lien on their property and attempt to garnish their wages or bank account.

0 Answers | Asked in Communications Law for Maryland on
Q: can someone outside usa record phone call between two people in a two party consent state?

so the question is if lets say you and one person are in a 3 way call with someone outside the usa, can the person outside the usa record the call risk free? as in cant be jailed? as well as could they share the recording with the two or even one who are in the two party consent state?

2 Answers | Asked in Family Law, Adoption and Child Custody for Maryland on
Q: Would my ex be allowed to have her new husband adopt our children without my consent.

My ex has sole legal custody and primary physical custody while I have visitation overnight once a week. She has done shady things behind my back before. I just need to know if she is allowed to give consent for that without having to consult me.

Scott Scherr
Scott Scherr
answered on May 2, 2024

Both parents must consent to an adoption under the law.

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1 Answer | Asked in Immigration Law for Maryland on
Q: I answered question #45 wrong on my in-laws i130, stating “NO” they have been in Mx 18 years HELP

I 130 is approved and sent to NVC

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answered on Apr 30, 2024

I understand your concern about incorrectly answering question #45 on the I-130 petition. While it's important to provide accurate information, a single mistake on the form may not necessarily lead to a denial of the petition, especially if the rest of the information is correct and the... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Foreclosure for Maryland on
Q: WHAT IS A ED DOCUMENT FOR SUCCESSOR OF INTEREST

I WAS LEFT A HOUSE IN A WILL THE HOUSE WAS PRQUEATH TO ME . THE DEED HAVE ALREADY BEEN PUT IN MY NAME . THE MORTGAGE INC INFORMED ME THAT I NEED ED DOCUMENT . PLEASE CAN YOU CLARIFY WHAT IS A ED DOCUMENT

0 Answers | Asked in Family Law for Maryland on
Q: Can I still file a REQUEST FOR ORDER OF DEFAULT judgement if my counter complaint was never answered?

Pendente has passed but my wife has still not provided an answer to my counter-complaint after 4 months. She hasn't completed any court orders from the magistrate either from the scheduling order. She had the counter complaint delivered to her via certified mail in December when I filed it to... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce and Family Law for Maryland on
Q: Can a parent saying they are good with or without the kids be important enough to warrant a motion to modify custody?

I was awarded shared custody of my kids at our pendente lite last week and 3 days later my wife sent a long text message stating that if I do get sole custody "This is what’s going to happen I’m still going to live my life with my new husband, build my business and have more time to travel... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Real Estate Law for Maryland on
Q: A pipe burst in an upstairs unit and did damage to a ground floor unit. Is the CUO responsible for repairs (ref 11-114)
Scott Scherr
Scott Scherr
answered on Apr 29, 2024

You would need to review your Condominium Association documents to see who is responsible for maintaining the pipes. It is either the Association or the owner of the unit.

1 Answer | Asked in Immigration Law for Maryland on
Q: I have DACA and have a case with immigration to become a Resident. I have been waiting for my Waiver 601-A approval

Many people have suggested to do Advance Parole. Would I be able to do Advance Parole while waiting for my waiver 601-a approval for unlawfully entering the country? It has been two years now waiting for the waiver and my Granpa is currently very ill. I would like to visit him. Would doing AP... View More

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answered on Apr 26, 2024

I understand your desire to visit your ill grandfather, but it's crucial to proceed cautiously given your pending immigration case. Here are a few key points to consider:

1. Advance Parole (AP) is a document that allows certain individuals to travel abroad and return to the U.S....
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0 Answers | Asked in Gaming for Maryland on
Q: Do I need a gambling license to operate a Roblox betting site that uses video game items instead of actual money

I would like to open up a website where people are able to bet on what teams will win on games like a sports book with robux in this case. For context robux is a virtual currency sold by the company Roblox that can be used to buy in game items and stuff to make the players avatar look better.

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