Maryland Business Litigation Lawyer BlogSenate Bill 19 requires the District Court to shield all court records relating to the filing of a Failure to Pay Rent Complaint within sixty (60) days after the final resolution of the nonpayment of rent case if the case did not result in a judgment for possession. Further, upon the filing of a motion by a tenant, the District Court may also shield court records relating to a failure to pay rent proceeding that did result in a judgment for possession if:
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Tenant Safety Act of 2024: New Maryland Landlord-Tenant Law Effective October 1, 2024
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What is constructive eviction?
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Renters’ Rights and Stabilization Act of 2024: New Maryland Landlord-Tenant Law Effective October 1, 2024
What is the Renters’ Rights and Stabilization Act of 2024?
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A Landlord’s Guide to Emotional Support and Service Dogs in Maryland Rental Housing
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How Do You Get a Baltimore City Rental Property License?
How can you register a rental property in Baltimore City? Effective January 1, 2019, all non-owner-occupied dwelling units, regardless of whether it is a single-family or multi-family dwelling, must be licensed and registered in Baltimore City.
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How Do I Remove a Squatter from My Property in Maryland?
How do you remove a squatter in Maryland? When an empty residential unit or vacant buildings become occupied by a person other than an authorized tenant, they are often referred to as a squatter. Squatter law in Maryland does not allow you to remove the unauthorized person without utilizing the legal process.
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New Maryland Landlord-Tenant Law Effective June 1, 2023
Pet Protections During Evictions
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What Do I Need To Do To File a Failure to Pay Rent Case in Baltimore City?
What do I need to do to file a Failure to Pay Rent Case in Baltimore City? Baltimore City landlords must comply with registration, inspection, and licensing requirements before initiating Nonpayment of Rent actions in rent court.