Recent Blog Posts
Divorce Over Debt
As the old expression goes, “there’s no romance without finance.” And this is definitely the truth. In fact, a recent 2017 survey showed that as many as 21% of all divorces were at least in part due to financial instability and debt. What makes this particularly troubling for a lot of couples is that… Read More »
Divorce With Kids – Can it Be Uncontested?
If you have children with your spouse and are facing a divorce, it may seem unthinkable that you could ever agree on custody and child support. These issues are just too emotional to work out through an agreement, right? Well, in most cases people actually do resolve these issues through a settlement agreement rather… Read More »
Can You Handle a Simple Divorce Alone?
If you are like hundreds of thousands of other Americans who face divorce every year, you might be wondering if your situation is even complicated enough to justify hiring a lawyer. At the Law Offices of Todd K. Mohink, P.A., we understand that people are often hesitant to hire a lawyer. There are a… Read More »
What You Should Know About Responding to a Child Protective Services Complaint
Maryland Child Protective Services (CPS) is a statewide agency that investigates and enforces allegations of child abuse and neglect throughout Maryland. When a parent or caregiver is reported for suspected abuse or neglect, CPS will take measures to ensure the safety of the child first and foremost, often erring on the side of caution…. Read More »
3 Defenses to a Prescription Drug Charge
Anymore, prescription drugs are becoming one of the fastest growing types of drug crimes seen in criminal courts throughout the country. In fact, the government estimates that about 54 million Americans have used a prescription medication for a non-medical or “recreational” purpose at least once in their lifetimes. That represents a little more than… Read More »
How Long Will it Be Until My DWI/DUI Trial?
For people who have been arrested for DUI in Maryland, it often means being thrust into a whole new world of terminology and expectations. Court dates, attorneys, judges, and complex procedures can feel a bit overwhelming. Among the many questions many DWI defendants have, sometimes waiting for trial can be the hardest part. At… Read More »
Someone Has a Protective Order Against Me: Can I Get In Trouble if They Contact Me?
It’s common to hear people ask their Maryland divorce or criminal defense lawyer about their rights if they accidentally violate a protective order. But it’s not uncommon for the person who obtained the restraining order to contact the person against who it was obtained. There can be lots of reasons why someone would want… Read More »
The Truth About Litigation Financing
Perhaps you’ve been involved in an auto accident and you need money right away to help you get back on your feet. Maybe your car is broken and you need to get it fixed, but you can’t wait for the insurance company to make the repairs. This type of problem is very common after… Read More »
What a Power of Durable Attorney Can Do Even After Death
Traditionally, a Maryland power of attorney document dies with the principal, meaning that upon death, the power of attorney instrument ceases to have any effect. However, there are a few narrow exceptions that everyone should understand if they are considering getting a power of attorney. For help reviewing or understanding your own advanced planning… Read More »
5 Questions to Ask Your DUI Lawyer Before Signing a Contract
These days it seems there are a lot of lawyers out there advertising services. It can be difficult to know how to choose the right lawyer for you. To help, here are five simple questions to ask a potential DUI lawyer before you ever sign a retainer agreement. #1 – How Long Have You… Read More »