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answered on Sep 17, 2024
If you are on the birth certificate, you can file a petition in court requesting visits with your children. You will need to know the whereabouts of your children and the mother. You will need to serve the mother with a summons to appear in court.
answered on Aug 2, 2021
If the bus was a school bus, you would be at fault if the stop sign on the bus was displayed. If it was another type of bus, it depends on what the violation alleges.
answered on Jun 3, 2018
I have represented active duty military and also have personal experience with the military with respect to pensions and survivor benefits.
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Lynndolyn Mitchell
Can you help me locate it? I need the outcome of it!
answered on May 31, 2018
Go to the General District court case information for Arlington County click on criminal/traffic and put your name in. There records go back further than 5 years.
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Lynndolyn Mitchell
Licensed in VA MD And DC
Is there a way to put it on my record and not hers even if it was her car and my fault for parking there?
answered on Feb 18, 2018
You should pay it on your friend's behalf. You will need the information regarding your friend's car to insure that the ticket is paid in a timely fashion.
Lynndolyn T. Mitchell
Law Office of Lynndolyn Mitchell PC
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Rockville, Maryland 20850
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mother lives at home with grandparents and kids, but unstable with opiod drug abuse and job history. father has opiod addiction also but completed successful intensive treatment. can courts require mother to support order also?
answered on Nov 18, 2017
In response to your question, although the court can't order mother to move from her parents home. They can require her to pay child support for the children. The grandparents can't pick and choose who to go after for child support payments. Mother who has unstable job history and... View More 
answered on Aug 14, 2017
This is not something to take lightly. You should apply for a peace order and also make a police report.
I have a 4 month old and recently I have been letting his dad have him every other weekend. 2 weeks ago the last visitation, there was an incident that leads me to believe he is an unfit parent. He is hiring a lawyer,(his parents have a lot of money). I'm a struggling single mom and... View More
answered on Nov 11, 2016
Hello,
Since you live in Frederick County, you should contact the Legal Aid Bureau for Frederick County. They have staff attorneys that represent individuals in family law matters. The phone number is (800) 679-8813. You may also want to contact the Frederick County Bar Association,... View More
My Maryland Child support order reads
"Beginning with and accounting from March 1st, 2011, [Father] will pay to the [Mother] the sum of $3100, due on or before the 15th day of each month; said child support payments to continue until the child graduates high school"... View More
answered on Oct 4, 2016
If your child graduated after the 15th of the month child support would have terminated at that time. If your ex spouse insists that you are missing the payment since it's due for the entire month, your argument would be that child support was paid in the form of college tuition. You should... View More
In our agreement, he is to supply health ins. for the children. The cost to me is outrageous. It will be much less to put them on ours. He will not communicate with me, so asking is pointless. Can I, in all honesty, just do it and inform him without legal consequences? It saves him money and I... View More
answered on Oct 1, 2016
There are many situations where children end up on both parents medical insurance. If you choose to add your three daughters and receive a tax deduction, you will need to inform the other parent that you have made the change and ask him/her to take the girls off of his/her policy.
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