Legal Question in Family Law in Maryland

right to Ruling on Objections and Exceptions
During the initial phase of a Pendente Lite Hearing (presided over by the Judge who intends to also preside over the subsequent 'Trial') i, the defendant, made an Objection to proceeding w/o standing equal to that of the Plaintiff to raise the parties' children's rights in general and more specifically to raise the parties' children's right to two equal private parent-child spheres (one) with each (both) parent(s) (the parties)...

The Judge (acting in stead of a Master) refused to give a ruling on the objection and furthermore threatened me (by the court�s act of calling additional officers into the court room as a response to my merely stating said Objection).with (false) arrest or other (illicit) police action if I furthermore made objections (by implication) of the kind she did not have the capacity to rule upon.

What Maryland rules of procedure or laws could I rely upon to support my intuition that the judge acted erroneously and or with impropriety?

thank you

Asked on 7/20/05, 3:17 pm

Joseph Laumann Law Office of Joseph Laumann, PA

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Re: right to Ruling on Objections and Exceptions

I would consult an attorney as soon as possible. You may need to retain an attorney as well as you are not trained in legal matters.

Answered on 7/20/05, 3:21 pm

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