Author Archives: Unreported Opinions

SHARON D. BATES v. TIMOTHY P. LEAHY

Civil litigation — fraud — guardianship Sharon D. Bates (“Bates”) appeals from judgments, after a trial, that the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County entered in favor of the appellee, Timothy P. Leahy (“Leahy”). Read the opinion

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JESSE D. WERTJES v. TABBETHA L. WERTJES

Custody & Visitation — cannabis use — visitation access Jesse D. Wertjes (“Father”) appeals a February 6, 2024 judgment issued by the Circuit Court for Montgomery County modifying a 2016 Consent Custody Order entered into by Father and Tabbetha L. ...

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MICHAEL WOLF v. REBECCA UEBERSAX

Marriage & Divorce — alimony — marital funds Appellee, Rebecca Uebersax (“Wife”), filed a complaint for absolute divorce from appellant, Michael Wolf (“Husband”), in the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County. Husband filed a counter-complaint for absolute divorce but failed ...

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IN RE: THE ESTATE OF JOHN REGAN

Estates & Trusts — motion for judgement — claim denyed This appeal arises from a claim filed by Evelyn M. Hollis (“Hollis”), appellant, against the Estate of John Joseph Regan (“the Estate”), appellee. Read the opinion

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LYNDA M. DODDS v. CHRISTOPHER A. DODDS

Divorce — child support — court error On May 1, 2024, the Circuit Court for Carroll County entered a judgment of absolute divorce between the appellant, Lynda M. Dodds (“Mother”), and the appellee, Christopher A. Dodds (“Father”). Read the opinion

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CEDRIC SIMS v. REBEKAH SIMS

Divorce — financial decisions — monetary award After a four-day trial, the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County granted Rebekah Sims (“Wife”) an absolute divorce from her Husband, Cedric Sims (“Husband”), and awarded her a monetary award, rehabilitative alimony, child ...

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MALICK JOOF v. ARANEA JOOF

Child custody — child support — court error This case arises from custody litigation between appellant Malick Joof (“Father”) and appellee Aranea Joof (“Mother”) regarding their minor child, K. Read the opinion

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