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‘Waived’ means waived

By its work with individual youth and its efforts to remove the problematic regulation, DHR has made it clear that in Maryland, on the issue of college tuition for foster and homeless youth, “waived” means waived.

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After Clark, a conversation worth having

Given the significant amount of wealth that many clients have accumulated in their retirement accounts, the Clark decision should prompt clients to speak with their tax and legal advisers about how to optimally plan for these assets, particularly in situations where creditor protection is a significant concern.

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Dangerous standard, inequitable burden

On March 27, the Court of Appeals of Maryland issued an opinion addressing whether a juvenile court was correct in granting an adult sibling, who had been in foster care, supervised visitation with her minor siblings, against the wishes of her father and the boys’ mother.

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