If you're getting divorced, then you're probably concerned about what's going to happen with your property once that happens. Maryland, like many other states in the country, is a jurisdiction that has an equitable distribution statute in place. This means that any marital property that the two of you share when you divorce is divided up fairly between the two of you.
How Maryland parents can keep co-parent stress to a minimum
If you're one of many Maryland parents who are preparing to file for divorce or have recently navigated the process, helping your children cope and move on in life is undoubtedly one of your highest priorities at this time. The good news is that children are highly adaptable and resilient, especially when they have the loving support of both parents in their lives.
Was your child caught with "study drugs?"
Toward the end of high school and the beginning of college, many students begin to feel more pressure to perform well academically. The competition to succeed can escalate, and your child may react to these pressures by using "study drugs."
How should you care for your child after a car crash?
There is a steep learning curve when you become a new parent. One thing that moms and dads have to learn is how to properly secure their child's car seat and son or daughter in their vehicle. This equipment is supposed to keep children safe if their parents are involved in a crash. Accidents happen though. Your newborn or very young child may be too small to verbalize if anything hurts if they're involved in a crash. There are some steps that you should take after an accident to make sure that they're okay.
Do you understand your right to remain silent?
Many people go the majority of their lives without having much interaction with police officers. Still, law enforcement could stop anyone's vehicle, question their activities when something suspicious occurs or generally look for information from them. As a result, it is always wise to understand your legal rights.
