Formal Requirements for a Valid Will in Maryland
Under Maryland law you must sign your will and two or more witnesses must sign the will in your presence. There are also formalities on informing the witnesses as to what you are signing though they are not required to read and understand the contents of the will. Each witness must be at least 18 […]
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- Dec, 01, 2015
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Baltimore Attorney: Recovering Attorney Fees in Maryland
When considering civil legal action, a common question arises: “will I be able to recover my legal fees?” In Maryland, for most civil cases the answer is “no.” Maryland, like many states, follows the rule that requires each party pays their own legal fees regardless of who is victorious. There are some exceptions to this […]
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- Jul, 20, 2013
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