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Tag: access to justice

February 17, 2026 Michael Phillips

When “Voluntary” Isn’t Voluntary

February 17, 2026 Michael Phillips

From Voluntary Dismissal to Permanent Erasure?

February 6, 2026February 6, 2026 Michael Phillips

Withdrawn but Not Resolved: Inside a Maryland Case That Wouldn’t End Quietly

January 27, 2026January 26, 2026 Michael Phillips

Five Hearings, No Parent: How Maryland Family Courts Build a Record Without Participation

January 23, 2026 Michael Phillips

Federal Court Grants ADA Access—State Family Court Still Risks Dismissing Disabled Parent’s Case

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