by Richard A. Finci | Jul 16, 2012
Yes, in Maryland, the Court can order either parent to include a child on their health insurance policy if the child can be included at a reasonable cost to the parent. Whether the cost is “reasonable” will depend upon the facts and circumstances of the particular... by Richard A. Finci | Jul 16, 2012
Yes, your spouse may be able to make your health care decisions before divorce, absent a health care directive naming someone other than your spouse. Regardless of your marital status, you can execute an Advanced Medical Directive (Health Care Power of Attorney) at... by Richard A. Finci | Jul 16, 2012
Interspousal immunity is a common law doctrine which prohibits spouses from suing each other. The Maryland Court of Appeals in Bozman v. Bozman joined the majority of states in abolishing interspousal immunity. Now, spouses in Maryland may sue each other for any... by Richard A. Finci | Jul 16, 2012
Maryland passed a revised stalking statute, effective October 1, 2003. Under the new law, “stalking” is defined as approaching or pursuing another where one knows or reasonably should have known the conduct would place another in reasonable fear of serious bodily... by Richard A. Finci | Jul 16, 2012
A “Protective Order” is a form of relief available from the Court for “Protective Order” against victims of domestic violence. In Maryland, a person is eligible for a Protective Order if they: are the current or former spouse of the alleged abuser, have a child with...
