Towson Divorce Lawyer | Evidence and Discovery.
Experienced Family Lawyer Who Acquires Evidence Properly
Without Evidence You Can Have Admitted At Trial, You Have Nothing
As a Maryland family lawyer, Amar Weisman gathers evidence during discovery and presents it at trial, emphasizing quality over quantity. High-quality evidence clarifies and resolves contested issues, helping the fact finder reach an informed decision.
We identify crucial evidence at a case’s outset, long before trial. By defining categories of relevant information early, we serve targeted discovery on both the opposing party and third parties, compelling them to produce verifiable records that meet the strict requirements of the Maryland Rules of Evidence.
If you adopt an evidence and discovery strategy, you won’t scramble for exhibits weeks before trial. If you want to settle, neglecting to plan, gather, and share evidence can sabotage negotiations. Discovery compels both sides to disclose enough information to spot strengths and weaknesses. Pro se litigants usually fixate on evidence that favors them and ignore proof that bolsters the opposing side, which leaves no room for effective rebuttal.
The Maryland Family Law Rules Provide Methods and Timelines for Acquiring Information
The family law discovery process includes, but is not limited to, the following discovery requests: Maryland Family Law Interrogatories, which are written questions sent to the opposing party to be answered within a 30-day timeframe; Requests for the Production of Documents, which are requests for specific documents from the opposing party to be answered within 30 days; Requests for Inspection of Property; Subpoenas, which require individuals to appear at a trial or deposition; Notices of Deposition, which inform parties of upcoming depositions; Notices of Depositions Duces Tecum, which compel third parties to provide information; and Requests for Admission of Fact.
Categories of Exhibits Helpful for Litigating Maryland Divorces
Amar S. Weisman is a top Baltimore County Divorce Lawyer who will leave no stone unturned to obtain the evidence you need to prove your case in Marylande Courts, including:
- Appraisals estimate the value of real estate and personal property.
- Bank Records, including Checking accounts, savings accounts, and safe deposit boxes.
- Credit Card Statements establsihing debt or the basis for spousal support.
- Criminal records, Including 911 tapes, police reports, and statements of charges.
- Department of Social Services Investigations.
- E-Mail and Text Messages, including communications between the parties, family members, and paramours.
- Employment Information including pay stubs, benefits, bonuses, and work schedules.
- Facebook Posts/Archive.
- Health Insurance Records are subject to privilege, including explanations of benefits, monthly statements, and reimbursements.
- School Records,ncluding enrollment/removal, emergency contact information, report cards, and IEP documentation are critical for resolving child custody.
- Tax Records, including federal, state, and county annual tax returns. Federal Tax Returns and tax liens.
- Child Support evidence including Work-Realted Childcare, Out-of-Pocket Medical Information and details regarding the cost to insure Minor Children through employer plans.
- Personal Property Records, including riders for valuables.
- Witness Lists for fact and expert witnesses.
Who Do We Need to Subpoena for your Baltimore County Divorce Case?
The Law Offices of Amar S. Weisman, LLC has issued subpoenas and Notices to Take Depositions Duces Tecum to the following entities located in Baltimore County, Baltimore City, Carroll County, Harford County, Howard County, and throughout the State of Maryland,
- AT&T Wireless
- Baltimore Ravens
- Baltimore County Board of Education
- Baltimore Gas & Electric Company
- Baltimore County Police Department
- Baltimore County Public Schools
- Baltimore County Revenue Authority
- Bank of America, N.A.
- Calvert Investments
- Charles Schwab
- BB&T Bank
- Capital One Bank, N.A.
- DLA Piper
- Four Seasons Hotels Ltd.
- Greater Baltimore Medical Center
- JP Morgan Chase
- Marriott International
- Maryland Lottery
- MENU
- Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
- Motor Vehicles Administration
- Northrop Grumman Corporation
- Northwestern Mutual
- U.S. Bank, N.A.
- USAA Savings Bank, N.A.
- Southwest Airlines
- Suntrust Bank
- UBS Financial Services
- Verizon Wireless
- Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
- Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Please Note: All Discovery must be conducted in compliance with the Maryland Rules, which limit Discovery to the pursuit of relevant evidence.
Schedule a Consultation to Have a Top Divorce Lawyer Present Your Family Law Case
Please Call (410) 321-4994 during business hours to schedule a free consultation to decide whether you want to retain Amar S. Weisman for your divorce in Maryland. The firm does not accept pro bono clients at this time. To have legal services and advice, you must pay a retainer, See Policy on Fees/Costs.
The law firm is located in the heart of Towson near The Circuit Court For Baltimore County, Towson Town Center, Goucher College, and Towson University, at 1018 Dulaney Valley Road (MD-146), Second Floor Towson, MD 21204.
We represent clients throughout the Baltimore area, including Aberdeen, Abingdon, Baldwin, Bel Air, Bowleys Quarters, Brooklandville, Carney, Catonsville, Cockeysville, Edgewood, Essex, Garrison, Glen Arm, Greenspring Valley, Homeland, Hunt Valley, Hydes, the Joppa Road Corridor, Kingsville, Long Green, Lutherville, Middle River, Nottingham, Owings Mills, Parkville, Pikesville, Perry Hall, Reisterstown, Riderwood, Rodgers Forge, Rosedale, Ruxton, Sparks, Sparrows Point, Stoneleigh, Timonium, Towson, West Towson, White Hall, White Marsh, and the York Road corridor.
We have also represented several out-of-state clients. The law firm does not guarantee the results in any matter.
