Identifying and Reporting Mistreatment of Children
We all have a responsibility to prevent and report child abuse and neglect. Read our blog post to learn about identifying and reporting mistreatment of children.
We all have a responsibility to prevent and report child abuse and neglect. Read our blog post to learn about identifying and reporting mistreatment of children.
There's a lot at stake when selecting an attorney to represent you in your family law matter. Check out our post for information about choosing the right one for you.
Even if you yourself have never experienced domestic violence, odds are you know someone who has (whether you’re aware of it or not). So what do you do if someone you know and love is experiencing domestic abuse or intimate partner violence (“IPV”)? Every situation is unique, but here are some ways you may be able to help.
What happens if you’re suffering abuse at the hands of someone who is neither an intimate partner nor related to you in any kind of familial way, such as a co-worker, neighbor, or a complete stranger? In Maryland, that’s where peace orders come in. Read on for more information about what a peace order is, what situations and relationships qualify for one, and how to obtain a peace order in the state of Maryland.