Rent Escrow: When the Landlord Fails to Make Repairs Maryland law requires landlords to repair and eliminate conditions that are a serious threat to the life, health, or safety of occupants. Read the Law: Md. Code, Real Property, § 8-211 Under this
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What Is Personal Injury Protection (PIP)? Personal injury protection (PIP) is the only no-fault insurance coverage available in Maryland. PIP covers the healthcare expenses associated with a car accident. PIP can also be used to make replace lost wages. PIP covers medical
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Many times at the beginning of a divorce or custody case one party may not be providing support payments such as child support or alimony to the other party. Also there may be an issues regarding access to minor children, or the
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When you are charged with driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol in Maryland two legal actions have been started: Administrative Action and a Criminal Action. Under Maryland law, it is a administrative violation and a crime to drive while under
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Being Falsely Accused of Domestic Violence Doesn’t Mean You’re Going to Jail However, being falsely accused of domestic violence is a stressful event—one that requires support, the truth, and the help of an experienced domestic violence lawyer. Being falsely accused of domestic
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Division of CorrectionIf a defendant is ordered to serve a sentence that is greated than 12 months imposed and executed, a judge may commit the defendant to the Division of Correction. Local Detention CenterWhen a defendant’s sentence is not greater than 18
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When a defendant is convicted of a crime, either by trial or plea, the next phase of the crimianl procedure process is Sentencing. In Maryland, for most offenses, the law gives the trial judge the authority to impose a sentence up to
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