If you and your spouse are considering divorce or are going through the divorce process, one of your biggest concerns is what could happen to your business. Whether one or both of you run the business, the community may have an interest in it, and it will likely need to be considered in the division…
Mistakes in business contracts can be made even when both parties have the best of intentions. Under Maryland law, such mistakes can change the entire meaning of a contract or render it void, resulting in a loss of money, time, and goodwill. It’s important to safeguard your business, so for your important contracts, you should…
Maryland is an equitable distribution state, so both spouses are required to disclose all assets and debts during a divorce, even those they believe are their separate property. However, even with these disclosures, it’s not uncommon for a spouse to hide money or assets during a divorce in an attempt to keep it for themselves. …
Unfortunately, many mothers and fathers find themselves co-parenting with someone who is constantly causing problems. The source of this issue may very well be narcissism, a well-known disorder in popular culture. Narcissists may have diagnosed or undiagnosed narcissistic personality disorder, or they may simply display narcissistic traits that don’t quite meet the full criteria for…
A prenuptial agreement, or ‘prenup’ is a legal agreement created and signed by two people before they get married. Prenups protect each spouse’s assets, as well as clearly stating each spouse’s responsibilities regarding martial and premarital debts. A crucial element of the prenup is making sure each spouse is taken care of financially in the…
What custody rights do grandparents have in Maryland? There is no one-size-fits-all answer as it depends on the situation. Keep reading to learn more about grandparents’ custody rights in Maryland. Then, call Coover Law Firm, LLC at (410) 553-5042 for assistance. Grandparents Are Considered a Third Party Under Maryland Law Under Maryland law, grandparents are…
There’s a trend of older individuals getting divorced in Maryland. Known as a ‘gray divorce,’ mature couples, typically baby boomers, will decide to split after 20 to 30 years of marriage. In fact, according to Pew Research Center, the divorce rate of couples who are over 50 years old has doubled since 1990. Essentially, more…
Can I sue the seller for not disclosing defects? Yes, you can sue the seller for not disclosing defects if your attorney can prove that the seller knew about the defect and intentionally failed to disclose it. Unfortunately, many sellers know about defects. Often, they will do things to mask the defect, like repainting…
The simple answer to whether or not you can sue a home inspector for negligence is yes. If they failed to find something that caused you or another resident harm, legal action is an option. However, many cases are more complicated. Whether or not you have a viable case against the inspector depends on what…
