For many years now, drunk driving has been a key focus in Maryland with advocacy groups and law enforcement alike working hard to highlight the dangers of this behavior. While there remains room for improvement as sadly too many people still choose to hop in their...
Month: April 2018
What are the grounds for a fault divorce?
Residents in Maryland can file for either a no-fault divorce or a fault divorce. The former may require a separation period of a full year before the absolute dissolution of marriage is granted. However, if grounds for a fault divorce can be proven, you may be able to...
Will people really embrace autonomous cars?
If you are like many residents in Maryland and around the country, you may be watching closely the continued evolution of self-driving cars. You may logically wonder when the roads in your neighborhood might be filled with these vehicles. You might also wonder if...
Ruling benefits disabled veterans
In 2017, the Supreme Court set forth a landmark ruling regarding military veterans and their benefits. At issue was the ability for state courts to order some divorced veterans to compensate their ex-spouses for disability benefits received in place of retirement...
Military divorce in maryland: the basics
Maryland residents going through divorce likely understand that it is a process that can become demanding and all too time-consuming. When it comes to military divorce, that time can become all the more invested. While separation on any level comes with its own fair...
How many people die in car accidents in Maryland?
As vehicle technology geared toward improved safety continues to be advanced, it is easy for you and other motorists to believe that you will actually be safer when they take to the roads in these new vehicles. However, a look at statistics showing the number of...
