No other people or cars were involved. It was in a parking lot.
answered on Sep 4, 2023
Hello:
I am on vacation and have no books to look this up, however, the state has one (1) year to bring charges for assault and battery and I believe if an officer filed DUI charges in less than a year a Motion to Dismiss on that basis would fail. Now, the State clearly has problems of... View More 
answered on May 30, 2019
Generally it stays on your credit report for 10 years from the date of discharge. However, you will begin receiving solicitations for credit cards, "You have been pre-approved" soon after your case closes. If, as you should, refrain from getting any credit cards, and save some money,... View More
answered on Apr 5, 2019
The beginning of the measuring period is the date you knew, or should have known, of the wrong. It is generally 36 months for contracts and civil lawsuits. There are exceptions: in some cases measuring years are shorter (one year for assault and battery) and longer (12 years) for contracts under... View More
My minor son in 2013 informed me he has been awarded a scholarship be a college in New York and since he is a minor he need his adult parents to sign the form. I reluctantly signed because their are great colleges here in Maryland. I never heard from him since then.
Last year a student... View More
answered on Dec 6, 2018
Do you have a copy of what form you signed? The servicing company will provide a copy if you ask. Once you get it and read it, is it a Plus loan guaranty form? Is it your signature on it? Can you read and write the English language? Did you read the form before you signed it? Did you have the... View More
answered on Dec 2, 2018
Maryland law supports convictions for impaired or intoxicated: horseback riding; boating; snowmobiling; etc. So, hire an attorney.
answered on Jul 5, 2018
Were the returns filed ontime? Did you ever ask for an extension? Are the returns more than 3 years old? This is a complex question that will require facts. Consult with a B/R attorney in person.
Can digital media be used to run political campaigns ads?
answered on Apr 30, 2018
Generally, you can display whatever you have on election day, provided that you remain outside of the boundaries (50 feet? It is marked by the election Judges).
Me and my soon to be husband want to relocate to Atlanta Georgia from Severn Maryland with my two boys 10 and 9. I have full custody and joint legal custody with tie breaking authority. My ex moved almost two years ago back to California to remarry and be near support. The boys have lived in... View More
during the marriage
answered on Apr 30, 2018
IMHO, no. This is not your child and you surely did not consent in any way to the affair.
Me and my soon to be husband want to relocate to Atlanta Georgia from Severn Maryland with my two boys 10 and 9. I have full custody and joint legal custody with tie breaking authority. My ex moved almost two years ago back to California to remarry and be near support. The boys have lived in... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2018
You have two options: 1. Go and see what happens; if you make it 6 months in GA before your Husband files in Maryland, he would have to file in GA; 2. File a Motion in the Maryland Court seeking Court permission to move to GA. It will likely be granted, since it is just as easy to book a flight... View More
I was the hospital manager at a Veterinary Hospital that was sold in September 2017 to another company. The medical director was not performing as anticipated creating issues. We were informed that our ROD would be speaking each doctor and then a plan would be formulated for moving the hospital... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2018
In Maryland, you can be filed with or without good cause and at any time. Did they pay you what they owed you? If not, you may be able to recover the unpaid funds. Sorry.
I have found a non allergenic piece that could accommodate my allergy. I was removed from the program 2 days before graduation. I was forced to resign or terminate. I was in an emotional state and was confused. I served in the navy and have dreamed about being a flight attendant. I even suggested... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2018
Under Maryland law, you can be filed with or without cause, at any time. You need to check Ohio law and see if there are better laws for you. Did they pay you what they owed you? If not, you may be able to recover that money.
or discovery of other information or wrongdoings that would be another legal case
answered on Apr 30, 2018
Generally yes, although if you object to it, the introducing Party will have to lay a foundation for it. See, e.g. Bill Cosby, convicted, according to one Juror because of a deposition that was taken in a civil case years before.
I have had guardianship of my sister for over 6 months now, but I've had her living with me for over a year now. Her father is currently incarcerated and has been for a year now. He is a heroin addict and has put her life in danger countless times. Her mothee is out of the picture.
answered on Apr 30, 2018
Are you over 18? How old is your sister? Are you employed? How have you done as guardian? You can file in the Circuit Court where you live and seek custody. The Judge will make a decision based on the best interests of your sister. Dad can be served in jail quite easily.
Just it clearly states that since the other part was found in contempt she has to return the children to me immediately because she has shown that she is capable of doing so but in the meantime she wants to turn it into a situation where she wants me to do what’s ordered of her. Can that affect... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2018
Check the wording of the Court Order carefully, it only applies to the Party stated therein, and only requires them to do what is stated. In other words, if only you filed for contempt against her, then the Order that arose from that would likely only apply to her, unless the Court ordered... View More
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