A first-degree rape charge is among the most serious offenses you can face under Maryland law. The ramifications may extend far beyond doing time in jail if convicted. Your reputation and career could also be negatively affected even if you aren’t found guilty. Rape...
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4 ways to approach your child about divorce
After you and your spouse talk about plans to divorce, it’ll eventually be time to talk to your child. For the entirety of your child’s life, they have likely seen their parents together under one roof, but that’s about to change and they may need to be prepared. You...
2 mistakes to avoid if charged with domestic violence
An indictment for domestic violence can change your life forever. Even if you are not convicted, a domestic violence charge can leave a lasting stain on your reputation. And if you are charged and convicted, the legal and personal consequences can be far-reaching....
You can fail field sobriety tests if you’re sober
In many cases, a police officer who pulls you over on suspicion of drunk driving will ask you to do field sobriety tests. They may use these if they don’t have a portable breath test or simply as a way to determine if you’re intoxicated before giving you that test....
3 reasons you need to take co-parenting seriously after divorce
Going through a divorce can be extremely draining. As hard as it can be on the adults, it can even be harder on the kids. However, your kids do not have to pay the price just because you are dissolving your marriage. With a healthy co-parenting plan, you can give your...
Tips for sharing a living space with your spouse during divorce
Divorce is a difficult undertaking on all levels – emotionally, mentally and financially. During those tense moments, living under the same roof with your soon-to-be-ex can be difficult, to say the least. Besides, moving out before the divorce is finalized can greatly...
Do the children get to choose where they live after the divorce?
When Maryland parents have minor children together, divorce is not really the end of their relationship with each other. It simply marks a significant change in the relationship dynamics. Unless there are unusual and concerning circumstances such as drug addiction or...
Don’t let summer fun lead to indecent exposure charges
Maryland has a pretty broad definition of indecent exposure, and it doesn’t take much to end up with charges. All the state has to claim is that you intentionally exposed your genitals, buttocks or (if you’re female) your breasts in a public place where other people...
Budget considerations when co-parenting
Living with your child’s other parent means that you can split all the expenses for the house and the children. This isn’t the case if you separate. After you split up, each parent will have their own home. Many of the expenses for the children will have to be...
Can your teenager get arrested for sexting in Maryland?
Modern technology is amazing, but the wrong click of a button has gotten many people into serious trouble – especially teenagers. “Sexting,” which is broadly defined as the act of sending sexually explicit photos (nude or otherwise) to an intimate partner, has become...