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What Is The Maryland Difference Between Adult & Child Kidnapping?

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Within the topic of violent crimes under Maryland law, kidnapping might not be the first offense that comes to mind. But as this offense usually involves forceful removal or detention, it is technically a violent crime. Furthermore, Maryland law has separate provisions to address kidnapping of both adult and child victims. What is the… Read More »

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Natural Guardians & Child Custody Under Maryland Family Law

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Maryland law applies a multifaceted series of duties and responsibilities for child custody. For parents, guardians, and custodians, they are responsible for the support, nurture, welfare, and education of the children under their care. In that vein, Maryland provides special considerations for a child’s birth mother and father, who are referred to as natural… Read More »

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Surveying Gun Crimes In Maryland Involving Handguns

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The Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution grants the right to bear arms. But the Maryland Criminal Code imposes certain restrictions on that constitutional right, including laws against carrying or transporting handguns in specific situations. Any person who violates these laws can face severe criminal penalties under Maryland law. Maryland Definition of Handguns The… Read More »

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3 Important Features Of Prenuptial Agreements In Maryland

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Before a couple actually gets married, Maryland family law allows them to enter into a valid and enforceable contract. Referred to legally as a prenuptial agreement, these contracts can address certain rights in the event of divorce, such as property rights and alimony or spousal support. Although prenuptial agreements are typically valid and enforceable,… Read More »

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What Is A Medical Support Notice For Maryland Child Support?

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When the Maryland courts impose an obligation to pay child support, that obligation can stretch beyond mere payment. One common aspect of child support in Maryland involves health insurance coverage. When the Maryland courts require a parent to include their child on a health insurance policy, a medical support notice helps to streamline that… Read More »

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What Is The Maryland Approach To Independent Adoption?

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Maryland family law includes provisions to govern numerous methods of adoption. In many cases, private child placement agencies handle prospective adoptions. Though independent adoption provides a different route, typically requiring consent from the child’s birth parents. Returning to the topic at hand, please find below a breakdown of important considerations for independent adoptions under… Read More »

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Maryland Domestic Violence Laws On Removal Or Surrender Of Firearms

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Domestic violence is a form of abuse under Maryland law where the abuser and the victim share a personal relationship. In these cases, the presence of any firearm can exacerbate an already strained situation. Accordingly, Maryland law enables the removal or surrender of firearms in domestic violence cases. Removing Firearm from Domestic Violence Scene… Read More »

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Emergency Custody Orders For Maryland Domestic Violence

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In cases of domestic violence or child abuse, the Maryland courts may issue an emergency custody order. These emergency orders are reserved for extraordinary situations, usually to prevent abuse or threats of abuse. Depending on the circumstances, emergency custody orders can be temporary or permanent. But before progressing any further, it will be helpful… Read More »

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How Does Maryland Address Alimony In Cases Of Mental Disability?

By Schlaich & Thompson, Chartered |

The Maryland courts usually award alimony to address inequities between spouses at the time of separation. In many cases, one spouse sacrificed work experience and earning potential for the benefit of the family. Alimony and similar support payments can help these spouses become self-sufficient and secure gainful employment. But there are special rules in… Read More »

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Police Search For Robber On Maryland’s ‘Most Wanted’ List

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Police continue to search for a Maryland woman on the state’s “Most Wanted” list in connection with a string of bank robberies, according to an article by Fox Baltimore. This woman apparently transitioned into bank robbery from a career in exotic dancing. Law enforcement indicated that there are multiple warrants for the arrest of… Read More »

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