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How to Nurture a Relationship With Stepchildren After Divorce?
Going through a divorce can be challenging, especially when stepchildren are involved. While the dissolution of marriage marks the end of a chapter, it does not have to mean the end of your relationship with your stepchildren. By taking intentional steps to nurture and maintain these bonds, you can provide stability and support for your
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Assessments on Association-Owned Units Can be Common Expenses Allocated to Other Owners
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals recently ruled that dues owed for association-owned condominium units can be treated as shared expenses and that associations can change how owners divide assessments without altering shared common elements. The decision stems from Strassburg v. Hickory Meadows Association, Inc. (No. 2022AP1488), in which homeowner Elaine Strassburg sued the Hickory Meadows
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What Is Succession Planning in Business Law?
Business succession planning is essential for ensuring the smooth transition of ownership and management when key company employees retire, leave, or pass away. Without a clear plan, businesses face uncertainty, disruption, and failure. By implementing a well-structured succession plan, business owners protect their companies’ long-term stability and continuity. The Importance of Succession Planning One key
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What Is Mechanic’s Lien Enforcement?
Contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers rely on timely payments to maintain their business operations when working on a construction project. However, when payment disputes arise, a mechanic’s lien provides a legal tool for these parties to secure compensation for their work or materials. If you are in Maryland and dealing with a construction payment dispute, understanding
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How Is Child Custody Determined in Divorce?
The legal complexities surrounding divorce can feel overwhelming — and when you need to determine child custody, the situation becomes much more challenging for all parties. If you need help working out a fair and equitable custody arrangement with your ex-partner, the experienced and compassionate Annapolis divorce lawyers at Oliveri & Larsen can help you
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Maryland General Assembly Passes and Rejects Proposed Condominium and HOA Laws
The Maryland General Assembly has recently made significant changes to the statutory laws, both passing and rejecting several proposed bills that will have a profound impact on condominiums and HOAs across the state. Here are the key changes. Bills Passed by the General Assembly Effective October 1, 2024 Bills Struct Down by the General Assembly
