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What are reverse mortgages and what are the common pitfalls.
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Fundraising In Maryland? What You Need To Know About Filing Requirements in Maryland
501(c)(3) non-profit organizations that have secured tax-exempt status from the IRS often ask for donations from supporters. These organizations must file certain forms with the state of Maryland if they wish to ask people or other organizations to donate money.
Which type of bankruptcy should I file?
For personal debts, most people file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy is quicker and simpler than a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Unemployment Insurance Benefits - 1. Eligibility
This article deals with eligibility and information you need to gather before applying.
Foreclosure Cases During Phase 4 of the Judiciary's Reopening Plan
This article describes how the Judiciary's progressive reopening plan during the COVID-19 health emergency affects foreclosure cases.
Unemployment Insurance Benefits - 3. Appealing a Denial
This article deals with appealing a denial of benefits.
Personal Bank Accounts
This article contains information on different kinds of personal banks accounts, who can access them, and what happens when the owner dies.
Family Safety Planning 1 - Getting Started
This article describes what a Family Safety Plan is and important terms to know.
Shielding or Sealing a Case Record
Court records are generally open and accessible to the public. This article provides information on how to seal or shield your case records from public view.
Social Security and Prisons
This article discusses issues involving Social Security benefits, SSI and the prison population.
Removing Records about Peace and Protective Orders from Public View
Under certain circumstances, you may file a written request to remove from public view the court records relating to a Protective Order or a Peace Order.
Discovery
"Discovery" is a process you can use to find out information from another party to support your lawsuit. The purpose of discovery is to find out the information you need to prove your case or defend against the claims being made against you. You must figure out who you believe knows information that may be important to your case.
Tax Aspects of Divorce: The Basics
Divorce can affect your income taxes. Your written settlement agreement should state how you and your spouse will handle the issues in this article.
The Difference Between Large Claims and Small Claims
Understanding these important differences will help you prepare and present your case in the District Court.
Warning Signs of a Debt Problem: Actions and Options
Do you have warning signs of a debt problem? If so, what can you do?
Foster Care
This article provides information about being a foster parent (also called a “resource parent”) of a child placed in foster care in Maryland.
Problems with Neighbors FAQ
This article answers a number of frequently asked questions about neighbor disputes.
Felony or misdemeanor
In Maryland, crimes are either considered felonies or misdemeanors. Traditionally, felonies are considered more serious crimes, but in fact, both felonies and misdemeanors can carry very long sentences.
How Will Divorce or Separation Affect My Immigration Status?
If you are in the U.S. on a visa that was granted based on your spouse’s application, a divorce or separation may affect your lawful status and ability to stay in the U.S. You must be careful in choosing whether and when to separate or get a divorce. This article will help you weigh your options.
Calculating Child Support in Split Custody Cases
When parents each have primary physical custody of at least one of their children, it is called “split custody.” To compute child support, determine what each parent owes the other. The parent who owes more will then pay what they owe, minus the amount that the other parent owes.