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Special provisions in the law for evicting mobile home park residents, rent escrow, and damages for violations of the lease provisions.

When parents each have primary physical custody of at least one of their children, it is called “split custody.” To compute child support, determine what each parent owes the other. The parent who owes more will then pay what they owe, minus the amount that the other parent owes.

This article explains the various individuals who can represent you in immigration proceedings.

This article describes Maryland's driving while impaired by alcohol laws.

The purpose of this article is to provide some basic information about legal matters before you sign any contracts or pay out any money.

Landlords are responsible to collect and handle security deposits in strict compliance with the law, to maintain certain records and receipts, and to post or provide certain information for tenants.

This article describes the options for criminal charges a victim may wish to pursue against an abuser.

Rights of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program applicants and recipients.

Learn how to change your name legally in Maryland. You can change it informally through usage or formally by filing a petition in court. Follow the required steps and documentation.

Holding Over is when a tenant continues to live in a premises after the lease has expired. When a landlord consents to a holdover tenant remaining on the premises, a new monthly or weekly tenancy is created.

Residential requirements for smoke alarms and sprinkler systems

The Maryland Lien for Unpaid Wages is a tool that allows employees to claim a lien on the property of an employer who owes wages, without having to file a complaint in court.

This article explains what sales and use taxes are, who must pay them, and how to file them with the state.

This article lists the causes of actions in civil court that a victim may bring against an abuser.