Maryland Family Law Maryland family law opinions and commentary
Family Law—Postponement—Divorce Judgment
The circuit court did not abuse its discretion in denying E. Allen’s motion for postponement, as the request lacked timely supporting documentation and did not demonstrate sufficient grounds for a delay.
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