Most SBA loan rejections aren't final—they're fixable through proper appeals and documentation. This post explains the real reasons loans get denied (beyond bad credit), walks through the 45-day appeal process, and highlights when legal help becomes essential. Maryland entrepreneurs can leverage local advantages and professional guidance to turn rejections into approvals....
Continue readingMost parents don't realize child support orders can be modified when life circumstances change significantly. This post reveals the critical timing requirements, documentation needs, and hidden factors that affect child support payments. From income changes to custody modifications, understanding when and how to petition for support adjustments can save or recover thousands of dollars for families....
Continue readingChild custody laws are shifting faster than most parents realize. With new Maryland regulations taking effect in 2026 and courts adapting to post-pandemic realities, the strategies that worked even two years ago might actually hurt your case today. The biggest change? Courts are prioritizing different factors when making custody decisions. It's not just about who has the bigger house or the higher income anymore. And if you're heading into a custody battle with outdated expectations, you could be setting yourself up for disappointment. What's Actually Changing in 2026 Maryland's upcoming custody law updates focus heavily on the child's digital life and mental health...
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There is an iconic painting in which all the founding fathers of the Declaration of Independence are seen presenting the first draft of the document and signing it. However, according to the reputed historian, David McCullough, this painting is merely representative in nature and no such meeting of all the delegates ever happened in Philadelphia. There are many other similar facts that the general American public is probably unaware of. No, the Declaration of Independence Was Not Signed On July 4. The Fourth of July is not the date on which the Declaration was formally signed. The Continental Congress had taken an official...
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