Legal Question in Family Law in Maryland

If my ex received a wrongful judgment against me for money, it has been appealed and is still indispute. Any further motions on this judgment have been denied twice-once he was attempting to sue me, the next time he put in my employer. In all cases his girlfriend threw papers at our feet never properly serving myself or my employer. Can he take me to court over this again. This judgment was in error and is in dispute over what he submitted as medical bills which are to be paid by the both of us if we inform the other party we are taking our 11 year old daughter to the doctors, which he has not done. The judgment is actually for a bill to the court appointed familymediator which we have separate accounts on, the 645.00 is how much I actually owe her. He was just denied today. Can he put in another motion to take me back to court a third time? Please help me with an answer. This man is very abusive, repeatedly lies in court, is contempt, committed perjury, has attacked me and sent me to the hospital. The state's attorney for MD can not do anything until he attempts to get me again, the police have not done their proper job of investigation, therefore he was let go of all charges. He abuses his 83 year old mother he lives with and he has joint custody of our 11 year old daughter whom he does drugs in front of, watches porno in front of, neglects her but not enough for social services to get involved in. They said she needs to be cut up, bruised...emotional, verbal and mental abuse are not enough. She has had bruises on her, he walks in while she showers and says he needs to make sure she is clean,...it is not a great situtation and he has gone to all of the services free to abused women just to create a conflict of interest with all legal advice and free attorneys.He is after my W-2 forms and tax returns. He knows I make 17.00/hour but does not believe my employer. Please help me with any advice you can offer


Asked on 9/25/09, 5:35 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Denese Dominguez Law Office of Denese Dominguez, LLC

If the papers were given to you, whether handed to you or dropped at your feet, you are considered served. Do not ignore the subpoena. If you cannot afford an attorney, contact your local courthouse and ask for information on pro bono representation. These are attorneys in private practice who will take on issues for individuals who cannot afford legal representation. If you qualify financially, there will be no legal fees. Nonetheless, it sounds like you need an attorney.

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Answered on 10/01/09, 7:50 am


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