Facing criminal charges in Baltimore County can feel overwhelming, especially when you are unsure which court will handle your case. In Towson, criminal matters are heard in either the District Court of Maryland or the…
Failure to appear in Maryland court, often referred to as FTA, is a common but serious issue that can lead to significant legal complications. If you or a loved one has missed a scheduled court…
If you are facing criminal or serious traffic charges in Baltimore County, understanding Probation Before Judgment (PBJ) can be critical to protecting your future. A PBJ offers a valuable opportunity to avoid a formal criminal…
If you or a loved one faces assault charges in Baltimore County, the situation demands immediate attention. Assault allegations can arise from domestic disputes, bar altercations, road rage incidents, or misunderstandings involving law enforcement in…
Theft and shoplifting charges are among the most common criminal matters handled in Baltimore County courts. At Shepard Law in Towson, we frequently represent clients facing these allegations, ranging from minor shoplifting incidents at local…
At Shepard Law, we frequently advise clients in Towson and throughout Baltimore County on their constitutional rights when interacting with law enforcement. Understanding these protections can significantly influence the outcome of any encounter and safeguard…
If you are currently on probation in Baltimore County and have successfully complied with all conditions for a significant period, you may be eligible to request early termination of probation or a modification of your…
At Shepard Law, our Towson-based criminal defense practice is dedicated exclusively to Baltimore County cases handled in the District Court and Circuit Court. Clients frequently contact us after learning—sometimes the hard way—that violating pre-trial release…
At Shepard Law, our practice is dedicated exclusively to criminal defense matters in Baltimore County, with a strong presence in the Towson District Court and Baltimore County Circuit Court. Clients frequently inquire about dispositions that…
In Maryland, not all traffic tickets can be resolved by simply paying a fine online or through the mail. Certain serious violations qualify as must-appear traffic citations, requiring a mandatory court appearance before a judge…