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Learn about who is eligible to register to vote in Maryland, how to register, what identification you need to vote, and your options if there are issues with your registration status and you have to use a provisional ballot.

This article defines what a security deposit is and what is required of tenants and landlords.

If you are eligible, you could get free or low-cost health care through Medicaid, also called Medical Assistance.

Special issues and protections for mobile home owners who lease or rent a site for residential use and reside in a mobile home park.

Both parents have a legal duty to support their child based to their ability to provide that support. Since 1990, Maryland has had child support guidelines in effect, which provide a formula for calculating child support based on a proportion of each parent's gross income.

A power of attorney is a document that gives someone legal authority to act for another person.

If you are dissatisfied with the product or service provided by a Maryland business, there are government and non-government agencies which provide a way for you to pursue a complaint.

Learn how Maryland tax sales work, how to protect your home if you fall behind on property taxes, and where to get help before and after a tax sale.

What identity theft is, how to deal with the threat of identity theft, and organizations that can help.

Bankruptcy laws help people who can no longer pay their creditors get a fresh start – by liquidating assets to pay their debts or by creating a repayment plan.

With a few important exceptions, all the property that was acquired during a marriage is considered marital property.

The following rental housing laws and rules apply specifically to residents and property in Baltimore County. Maryland state law may also apply. Some of these rules only apply to residential property.