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Three new bills were passed by the Legislature in the recent 2015 session and approved by the Governor, allowing Maryland residents to have more control in deciding when their marriage is over. The experienced attorneys at Snee, Mahoney, Lutche & Helmlinger shed insight to the new laws. Maryland has a reputation as conservative and paternalistic in the context of divorce…
View the original article posted in I95 Business here. The construction workers at 112 S. Main St., in Bel Air are used to people in business suits ducking under the scaffolding and through the brick front façade, trying in vain to avoid the fine white construction dust on their freshly shined shoes. One can hear the workers “shhh” each other…
The estate planning attorneys at Snee, Mahoney, Lutche & Helmlinger discuss the importance of creating a trust for minor children and explanations on how to do so. A trust for minors is very similar to a trust for adults with the sole exception that the testator (or the person creating the trust) must appoint a custodian to manage the finances…
This article was originally posted in The Dagger on May 12, 2015. View the original article here. From the Harford County Bar Foundation: Harford County Bar Foundation raised $9,000 at its first “Run for the Roses: A Kentucky Derby Party” held May 2 at MaGerk’s Pub & Grill in Bel Air. One hundred twenty guests enjoyed the Kentucky Derby festivities…
Business law attorneys at Snee, Mahoney, Lutche and Helmlinger discuss three important insurance-related tips for companies in 2015. Insurance policies are a substantial necessity that must be a central consideration in any merger or acquisition. As companies are merging or acquiring, there are three important points to keep in mind regarding insurance coverage. Ensure policies transfer. Insurance policies may often…
“A Harford County Sheriff’s Office deputy and civilian employee rescued three ducklings Monday that were trapped in a storm drain behind a building on Main Street in Bel Air. For the last two months, people had been watching a mother duck that, for a second year in a row, built a nest in a courtyard on Burns Alley, which is…
The commercial real estate attorneys from Snee, Mahoney, Lutche & Helmlinger discuss important trends to watch for this year. There are many factors that will ultimately affect the course of commercial real estate for this year, and unforeseen issues are always possible. Based on existing conditions, however, there are five potential trends to watch in 2015. 1. Increased capital flows.…
County Executive Barry Glassman has announced that Harford County will be updating its Master Land Use Plan and thereafter launching into Harford County-wide comprehensive rezoning. The Master Plan and Land Use Element Plan was last updated in 2012. Maryland law requires that the Master Land Use Plan be updated every ten years. Rather than waiting, County Executive Glassman will be…
A Maryland Personal Property Return (Form 1) must be filed by all businesses that are incorporated, qualified or registered to do business in Maryland on January 1, 2015. This includes corporations, limited liability partnerships, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, statutory trusts, and real estate investment trusts. Form 1 is required even if your business owns no property in the State…
There is pending legislation in Annapolis that would authorize a person to petition the court to shield certain court records and police records relating to certain criminal convictions. The bill, titled the Maryland Second Chance Act of 2015, permits a Court to “shield” from public view the listed specified crimes contained within the bill. These crimes include disorderly conduct, disturbing…