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Disturbing the peace
Protests are a big part of the headlines these days. One of the charges that can be levelled against protesters and other citizens by law enforcement is disturbing the peace. Disturbing the peace is a criminal offense that occurs when a person engages in some form of...
Boating season underway in Ocean City and Baltimore
Boating in Maryland, which had been shut down because of the COVID-19 pandemic, has been re-opened as part of the relaxed restrictions on social gatherings recently put into place by Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan under his “Safer at Home” initiative. Recreational boating...
Ocean City summer crowds could see disorderly conduct charges
With the recent loosening of the restrictions put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic and with summer fast approaching, Marylanders are flocking to the beaches and entertainment venues of Ocean City, Maryland. When people congregate in groups, whether large...
Unemployment FAQs
What are the types of unemployment currently available to Maryland residents? Generally, unemployment payments in Maryland come from a single source. However, because of the federal legislation approved earlier this year by Congress, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and...
Can my stimulus payment be garnished or be subject to a lien?
No. The $1200 stimulus payment to Maryland residents and the rest of the country as part of the federal legislation -- the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act – recently approved by Congress can’t be garnished in Maryland to pay debts except...
Filing for unemployment in Maryland
Filing for unemployment in Maryland is generally a straightforward, through stressful process. However, with the recent skyrocketing of unemployment claims and increase in eligibility and benefits, it has become even more important to understand the process. This is a...
Commonly asked bankruptcy questions
Because of the current uncertainty, a lot of people have lost their jobs through no fault of their own and may be considering bankruptcy to get out from under debt. This is a list of the questions most commonly asked when considering bankruptcy. What can I keep if I...
Considering bankruptcy?
Recently, a lot of people have lost their jobs through no fault of their own. To get through these uncertain times, many are wondering about their options under bankruptcy. This is a short guide to declaring an Ocean City or Baltimore bankruptcy. Bankruptcy allows...
Maryland police have responded to hundreds of calls alleging violation of “stay at home” order
Local and state law enforcement officers have responded to more than 400 calls claiming violations of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s March 30 stay-at-home order intended to stop the spread of the Coronavirus, the Baltimore Sun has reported. Violators face up to $5,000...
Maryland courts providing limited services during pandemic
UPDATE April 20, 2020 - Maryland courts and administrative offices are providing limited services through June 5 because of the Coronavirus pandemic. Maryland courts and administrative offices are providing limited services through May 1 because of the Coronavirus...
