Posted in Annapolis Attorneys, Law Firm Annapolis on Aug 17th, 2009
People are often times confused about who to send notice to when there is a dispute. You can now check with the Maryland State Department of Assessments and Taxation and get the principal office and Resident Agent of any listed entity in the State. Recently, we just successfully won a trial because although notice was [...]
Posted in Annapolis Attorneys, Prenuptial Agreement on Jul 31st, 2009
The Prenup. Often unfairly painted with a sinister aura, an Antenuptial or Prenuptial Agreement can provide security and a plan of action in the unfortunate event that a marriage ends in divorce. It can also bar your right to receive otherwise standard support and marital property. For this reason, it is imperative that any person [...]
Posted in Annapolis Attorneys, Oral Contracts on Jun 26th, 2009
If you ever have a choice between a written contract or an oral contract, in these days and times you should opt for the former. Oral contracts come down to disputes over ‘”He said, she said.”‘ If you can reduce a contractual obligation to writing, then you can eliminate a lot of questions relating to [...]
Posted in Annapolis Attorneys, Law Firm Annapolis on May 29th, 2009
I just got through with a case involving two (2) best friends who had known each other, traveled the world, and lived most of their lives as “best friends”. They entered into an agreement to purchase property and because of the lack of communication, misunderstandings and failure to reduce their agreement to a clear written [...]
Posted in Annapolis Attorneys, Law Firm Annapolis, child alienation on May 8th, 2009
Maintaining stability for children during divorce actions is important. Sometimes children become pawns and one parent uses the children against the other to gain leverage in negotiations for property, money or just to “get even”. If a parent tries to turn the children against the other parent quick action is necessary. There are simple things [...]