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Convicted of 1 charge of cds manf/dist status code on original charge is 27.286.A.1 per that code my charge should be expungable under new code 5-602. But manf is also on it which is 5-603 non expungable. I sold never made or had equipment. Trying to get clearance for work purposes.
answered on Oct 16, 2024
A conviction for distrubution can be expunged. A conviction for manufacturing cannot be expunged. It will depend on the exact charge and an attorney would need to review your court records including the charge and disposition.
In Anne Arundel county
Is there anything that I can do to stop this from happening and remain living there. I read that an appeal can be done. If this took effect 10/2/24 what date is Last day to file it.
I also was told I could file something with judge grant longer stay. Can you... View More 
answered on Oct 14, 2024
Generally, a failure to pay rent has a 4 day appeal period. If this happened on 10/2/24, you will not be able to appeal the ruling.
You can request a short stay of eviction, but that is dependent on the Judge and it will not be for long (ie. 30 days or so max).
answered on Oct 14, 2024
In Maryland, a landlord can deduct unpaid rent from the security deposit. The landlord must provide the tenant with an itemized list of deductions within 45 days of the lease ending, and the tenant is responsible for providing a forwarding address.
My hearing aids purchased through an ENT were submitted to Aetna. The doctor is a contracted provider under Aetna. That claim was in network and the allowed amount was reduced from $5800 to ~$900. The doctor is now charging me for the reduced amount.
answered on Oct 24, 2024
Your post mentions that the amount "was reduced... " If the amount was reduced after you had already agreed on terms with the doctor's office for the services/hearing devices, and there were original figures that you both relied upon, that could be something to discuss with your... View More
How can I return the part I paid to have installed that didn't even work. I have video of it.
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answered on Oct 10, 2024
Start by reviewing the company's return policy to understand their requirements and any deadlines you need to meet. Gather all original packaging, receipts, and any documentation related to the purchase and installation of the part. Since you have a video showing the part doesn't work,... View More
The biological parents have not had contact with the child in over 1 year and he has not been in their custody for almost 2
I tried settling the issue alone and submitted a demand letter back in June. Since then my previous employers lawyer has said they would call me back but doesn’t. Says the claim is being investigated but can never provide any details. The adjusters have also been doing the same thing as far as... View More
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answered on Oct 2, 2024
When serving a complaint affidavit to a company with multiple locations, it's generally best to send it to the headquarters. This ensures that your documents reach the main legal department responsible for handling such matters. Additionally, you might want to send copies to the specific... View More
I would like to speak with a civil or human rights attorney that also is familiar with cyber stalking and business targeting.
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answered on Sep 24, 2024
It’s important to find the right attorney who understands both your rights and the complexities of cyber stalking and business interference. A civil or human rights attorney with experience in these areas can guide you through legal options, whether it’s protecting your privacy, securing your... View More
from a stopped position. I was facing the bus on a 2 lane road at a "T" intersection with a street (the stem of the T) coming in from the left and a stoplight a short block ahead of me/behind the bus. The video shows that after I began to move forward across the "stem of the... View More
answered on Sep 23, 2024
There is no harm in requesting a trial and going to court. The judge will watch the video and hear your testimony. You have possible defenses to the charge.
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answered on Sep 22, 2024
To find the resident agent for Sysco Corporation in Maryland, you can start by visiting the Maryland Business Express website. This is the official site for business filings in Maryland, where you can search for registered business entities and their resident agents. You'll need to input the... View More
Bank being very vague about whether I will get money back on counterfiet checks they cleared.
answered on Sep 19, 2024
If you cashed or deposited a counterfeit check, the bank is generally not liable. They may have made the funds available to you, but that does not mean the bank must eat the loss.
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 Sep 16, 2024
Most attorneys who regularly handle this type of case do so on a contingent basis.
To find an attorney study the listings on this website, research online and talk to people you know and other local attorneys for recommendations.
What rights as his eldest daughter would I have if she remarries?
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answered on Sep 14, 2024
If your father's widow remarries, her rights over his grave may change depending on the laws in your jurisdiction. In many places, the surviving spouse has the primary right to decide on matters like a tombstone, but remarriage can affect those rights. After remarriage, her status as the... View More
I went to the Childrens place 15 mins before close and manager refused to let anyone in. I posted a TikTok that went viral and received a message on TikTok from the manager threatening to beat my a**. I live in the stores neighborhood and have been afraid to leave my house to shop and do activities... View More
answered on Sep 14, 2024
A Maryland attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. At this point, you could reach out to Maryland attorneys to try to arrange a free initial consult. A law firm would probably want to discuss in detail and possibly investigate things before offering an evaluation... View More
Employer lives in Elkton, MD. I live in Florida. We agreed during interview that I would be getting started. That was verbal. Then via email it was agreed that in furnishing proprietary information to demonstrate my skill and abilities, I would be getting an offer within the next week. After... View More
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answered on Sep 7, 2024
You may have a valid claim for compensation or breach of agreement if the employer benefited from the proprietary information you provided based on the promise of a job offer or compensation. Even though the agreement was informal and communicated via email, such agreements can sometimes be... View More
i feel that i have been a lifetime victim of excessive force, improper approach, and or conduct distancing officers from being balanced or just. my first memory of police instances is my best friend that was shot at the age of 12 by a group of detectives and uniformed officers in nyc in 1988-89 and... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
It sounds like you've faced a long history of difficult and traumatic experiences with law enforcement, and you're looking to take action. Building a case against a police department or officers for misconduct can be a challenging process, but there are steps you can take to start... View More
I am a single mom and I’ve been living from paycheck to paycheck, my child needs a bedroom set, school supplies clothes. I’m willing to bring her in if we be granted to remove some funds for her to explain. She’s 15 years old and will be willing to speak.
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
When preparing to speak to a judge about withdrawing funds from your child’s trustee account, it's important to clearly explain your situation. Emphasize that you are a single mother living paycheck to paycheck and that your child's immediate needs, such as a bedroom set, school... View More
Diagnosed in prison 2016
Wasn’t taken seriously or treated until 2020
Released in 2023
Late Summer 2024 it’s back and the levels are higher and now I’m on short term disability and cannot work. Am I able to seek legal action due to this?
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
You may have grounds to seek legal action based on the delay in treatment and the recurrence of H. pylori, especially if it has led to significant health issues and financial loss. The first step would be to assess whether there was negligence in your medical care during your time in prison and... View More
I also have a Fiduciary one in MD.
answered on Aug 31, 2024
You may wish to post this in South Carolina so that attorneys barred in that jurisdiction can answer you. A Maryland attorney cannot explain South Carolina law.
It isn't clear what the post means by "I also have a fiduciary one in Maryland"? Perhaps consider re-posting... View More
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