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Shielding Final Protective Orders in Maryland

Pursuant to Family Law Section 4-507 (a) A protective order may be modified or rescinded during the term of the protective order after: The requesting party (1) Giving written notice to all affected persons eligible (2) Signing a waiver of tort claim of civil liability against the individual who requested the protective order and (3) […]

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EXPUNGEABLE OFFENSES PURSUANT TO THE JUSTICE REINVESTMENT ACT

In 2016, the Justice Reinvestment act authorized expungement for several misdemeanor offenses as well as felony offenses after specified waiting period. As of 2023, the waiting period for most misdemeanors is five years and certain felonies seven years. As of 2022, convictions for marijuana became eligible after the completion of the individual’s sentence. Possession of

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PRESENTING FOR PARALEGAL EDUCATION INSTITUTE NOVEMBER 1, 2023

I’m looking forward to presenting at Institute for Paralegal Education’s upcoming course, “Complex Family Law Issues and Solutions for Paralegals” on Wednesday, November 01, 2023. Register today at https://ipe.nbi-sems.com/ProductDetails/97621ER! Use Promo Code FSPI50A at checkout to get $50 off! Hope to see you there! #Institute for Paralegal Education # Complex Divorce Issues # Hidden Assets

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NBI Speaking Engagement Complex Divorce in Virginia

I’m looking forward to presenting at National Business Institute’s upcoming course, “Complex Divorce Finance Issues in Virginia” on Thursday, September 28, 2023. Register today at https://www.nbi-sems.com/ProductDetails/96961ER!. I Will Be Applying Rules of Professional Conduct in Dissolution Practice Use Promo Code FSPN50A at checkout to get $50 off! Hope to see you there! @National Business Institute

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Supreme Court’s Decision in Perez v. Sturges Public Schools

On March 21, 2023, the Supreme Court unanimously decided that a student who had a disability could sue his school for damages over lapses in his education. The Court held that the school had failed to provide Perez with a Free and Appropriate Education (FAPE). Perez was deaf and was enrolled in Sturgis Public Schools

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