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Nolle Prosequi – Second Degree Assault
Attorney: Patrick Seidel
Baltimore City District Court
09/03/2025
Traveling with Your Children as a Co-Parent: A Guide to Passports and Scheduling
With the winter holidays rapidly approaching, it is important to be prepared for traveling with your children, especially if you plan to do so without your child(ren)’s other parent. If you are looking ahead to traveling internationally for spring break or this summer, it is crucial to get a head start on getting your child a passport. Please keep in mind the below can be impacted by the status of your legal custody arrangements with your co-parent. If you have joint legal custody, both parents must agree regardless of age unless the specific provisions with regard to joint legal custody are spelled out differently in your particular case.
Traveling with a child under 16 requires approval from both parents or guardians and both must be present with the child when applying (or provide documentation on why not ).
For a child who is 16 or 17 years old, however, you only need one parent or legal guardian to file the application. Please see legal custody determinations in your court order. Read more here.
10 Years Suspend Entire Sentence Followed by Three Years of Supervised Probation – Assault Second Degree
Attorney: Brian Thompson
Howard County District Court
08/28/2025
18 months of Unsupervised Probation – Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substances (not cannabis)
Attorney: Creston Smith
Baltimore City District Court
08/21/2025
Probation Before Judgement, One Year Supervised Probation – Driving Under the Influence
Attorney: Patrick Seidel
Harford County District Court
08/21/2025
Nolle Prosequi – Assault First and Second Degree; Reckless Endangerment
Attorney: Patrick Seidel
Anne Arundel District Court
08/19/2025
Supervised Probation Two Years – Driving Under the Influence
Attorney: Creston Smith
Baltimore City Circuit Court
08/15/2025
Nolle Prosequi – Driving Under the Influence
Attorney: Brian Thompson
Baltimore City District Court
08/13/2025
Nolle Prosequi – Second Degree Assault; Reckless Endangerment; Dangerous Weapon with Int to Injure
Attorney: Patrick Seidel
Baltimore City District Court
08/13/2025
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