Recent Blog Posts
When Kids get the Worst of the Divorce: Parental Alienation
It makes sense that divorcing couples may not be too fond of one another; that’s why they’re splitting up, right? A certain degree of –hopefully temporary—animosity is to be expected. But the fact of the matter is, real problems can develop when one partner puts the kids in the line of fire. Commonly known… Read More »
Injured In A Motorcycle Accident?
He was only 21 years old, much too young to die. No parent should ever have to bury their child, yet Jacob Ryan Parks was killed in an early morning collision in Reisterstown. The collision with a Chevrolet passenger vehicle did not cause injuries for the driver of the car. While no culpability for… Read More »
Maryland Drunk Driving Accidents
Drinking and driving cause more human suffering than mere words can convey. The damage to property, lives, and families lasts far beyond the night of drinking that occurred. If you are a victim of a drunk driving incident, you would be wise to consult with a personal injury attorney about damages. Tragic Account Here’s… Read More »
Your Divorce Attorney Wants to Know
If your marriage is on its last leg, you may have a lot of questions about your emotional, financial, and social well-being moving forward. Divorce is a big move, and a knowledgeable Maryland divorce attorney can help to answer those questions and more. Likewise, your attorney will have some questions for you! Discussion Topics … Read More »
Divorce & Your Business
As a business owner who is facing a divorce, you likely have a number of questions about your livelihood after the split. Will your spouse be entitled to a portion of your business? Will you have to buy out, or consider selling the business all together? If you keep the business, will your ex… Read More »
Will Reopening the Economy Justify Personal Injury Lawsuits?
As of May 5, 2020, the majority of people in the US were not in favor of reopening the economy in the wake of the Coronavirus, according to a Washington Post-University of Maryland poll. Over half of citizens are currently uncomfortable taking care of basic necessities, such as grocery shopping, while nearly 70 percent… Read More »
Enhancing Safety for your Teen Driver
If you’re the parent of a teen driver, it can be excruciating wondering if your child is employing safe driving practices while behind the wheel. There are many dangers out on the road, and inexperienced drivers are more vulnerable to them than virtually anyone else. As a parent, what can you do to mitigate… Read More »
Is a Collaborative Divorce for you?
We’ve all heard the horror stories: couples who call it quits and spend months—or even years, bickering and engaging in dirty tricks, accomplishing nothing more than providing multiple attorneys with a big pay day. Is that the way divorce has to be? The short answer is: absolutely not! A Better Way Clearly, if you… Read More »
Staying Safe on Your Bicycle
When a Stockton woman and her 9-year old son took their bicycles out for a spin one late afternoon, neither had any idea that it would be their last ride together. 43-year old Lynn Wolff was struck by a vehicle that fateful day and lost her life. It was one of many horrendous bicycle… Read More »
Securing Guardianship of a Vulnerable Adult
Too many elderly and otherwise vulnerable adults are prey to unscrupulous pariahs who seek to abuse or exploit them. Maryland courts are determined to protect these vulnerable adults and elderly Marylanders. Rules related to guardians, guardianships, and lawyers are designed to protect those who are unable to manage their own finances or who cannot… Read More »
