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i register my company in Ohio through an agent and today he is using it to stress me and making it difficult for me to run my business , because i want to register a new one in MD with the same name and i want to dissolved the old name in Ohio ,but i want to do it without him or even letting him... View More
I recently received a speeding ticket in Montgomery County, Maryland, for allegedly driving 85 mph in a 55 mph zone. I was pacing with another vehicle when I noticed a car parked in the emergency lane, which turned out to be a state trooper. The trooper later pulled me over, but I believe there may... View More
answered on Nov 27, 2024
This is a five point offense. Request a trial using the form or instructions on the ticket. Do not request a waiver hearing. Either hire a lawyer or go on your own and request a point reduction or PBJ.
answered on Nov 27, 2024
Your post presumes that you were found "guilty" and not granted a probation before judgment - which would avoid a 3 pt assessment. Filing an appeal results in additional time and expense, including an appeal fee and your (or an attorney's) reappearance before a Circuit Court judge.... View More
She neighbor that lives over me and I have been complaining against her about the nose of her kids after hours and complain to my property management and call the law more than once . I yelled up there n hit my wall to let her know it’s loud . When yelled out my window to let her know she need... View More
Why would I only get 0.48 of percent and another first cousin once removed get 3.33 percent and there is a first cousin twice removed getting 1.67 percent my mother was also deceased also my sisters cold was listed as a heir but my child was not I live in ca the case is in md
answered on Nov 25, 2024
When someone dies without a will, their estate is divided among the relatives of the deceased, but that does not mean every blood relative gets an equal share. For instance, if someone dies and never had children and both parents were deceased, but they had four siblings, then their estate gets... View More
I just quit my job last night because my boss was talking down to me, forcing me to quit because my anxiety could not handle it on top of how I was being treated by another employee on another shift. He told me I was to work his way or he didn't need me, and all I was doing was gauging my work... View More
I received a job opportunity that turned out to be a scam and they used me to cask a check for the equipment to work but turns out it was a fake check and the next day my checking acc was overdrawn by 5,000 and there was nothing the bank could do they sent me a letter in the mail saying there was... View More
answered on Nov 22, 2024
I am sorry that this happened to you. The bank is not liable for the fake check. You presented a check to the bank that was not valid. The bank has no duty to verify every check they receive. That would be impossible.
My neighbors dog keeps getting out of their yard, constantly barking and nipping at people walking by. Causes every other dog on the street to go ballistic.
Specifically Baltimore City, MD
My ex-husband passed away this year. We were married for nine years and divorced in 2008. We both are 52 years old. My ex-husband has adult children and no will. Am I entitled to any of his benefits, such as life insurance, pension or social security? I was listed as the beneficiary on all... View More
answered on Nov 25, 2024
Upon divorce, each spouse is automatically removed by law as a beneficiary under their ex-spouse’s estate, even if they are named in a will at the time of the divorce. So you are not entitled to any distribution under your ex spouse’s estate.
In order for an ex-spouse to qualify for a... View More
I am looking specifically for the laws/regulations that the Maryland BSWE must follow when investigating a complaint against a social worker. I am also looking for the personal rights of respondents involved in complaint investigations through the board of social work.
answered on Nov 25, 2024
There is the Maryland Health Occupations Code, which sets forth the statutory laws respecting social workers and the Board’s creation and responsibilities and powers.
The Board is empowered to draft and adopt regulations to carry out its purposes under the law. Agency regulations are all... View More
I know of a trust fund in my name and would like to find out details as I don’t know anything about it other than the fact that it exists.
answered on Nov 25, 2024
Generally, there is no right to get a copy of anyone else's planning documents while the planner is still living. So if the relative who created this Trust is still living (and assuming it is a typical trust), usually it is entirely up to that person to decide what, if anything (or nothing)... View More
I have a new rental property in Frederick, Md but am not able to get the exterior painting done before 2025 because of weather conditions. I have received a winter waiver but have been warned by my painter that it may not be possible to get a certified painter to perform exterior work needed by... View More
our insurance company had my 19 year-old son’s car towed to a local mechanic. My son met the tow truck there and the tow truck driver had my 19 year-old son take his own car off of the tow truck. In doing so my son let off the brakes and his car hit another car in the lot doing cosmetic damage to... View More
I was awarded a judgement for the portion not returned. I have a couple of questions: why wasnt interest factored in? Did i specifically need to ask for it? My landlord has made no attempt in nearly a year to pay me. How do i get the money owed to me? I was in a homeless shelter. The shelter asked... View More
If for instance Carroll County has leash laws stating all dogs must be leashed and I go to a private university such as McDaniel College that states something different. Am I subject to Carroll County’s leash laws while on campus or just the rules of the private institution?
answered on Nov 25, 2024
The only code section relating to defamation is the statute of limitations applicable to commencement of suit, which is one year from the date of publication of the defamatory statement. MD Code, Courts and Judicial Proceedings, § 5-105
As for the law of defamation, that is found in the... View More
no other charges, provisional license at the time
answered on Nov 14, 2024
The PBJ does not "go away" and remains part of a separate PBJ record maintained by the MVA that ordinarily would only be available to you, the Court or a law enforcement agency.
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