Strawman Purchases In Maryland

Summary

Straw man real estate purchases in Maryland are generally legal unless used for fraudulent purposes. Lawyers can draft documents for non-clients but must avoid unauthorized practice of law. Subpoenas can be challenged if there are valid legal reasons, and restraining orders require a credible threat of harm. If dealing with stolen estate property or potential fraud, consider seeking legal advice.

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May a lawyer write drafts to submit to a court for a person who is not his client?
In Maryland, a lawyer may draft documents for a person who is not their client. However, the lawyer must ensure that they are not providing legal advice or engaging in the unauthorized practice of law. If you have a specific situation in mind, could you provide more details?
I believe a lawyer wrote identical letters for two people who do not want to answer a subpoena
It sounds like you have concerns regarding the actions of a lawyer and the legitimacy of the letters written in response to subpoenas. In Maryland, a few points are important:
- Lawyers should not engage in unauthorized practice of law.
- Legal documents must be truthful and not misleading.
Could you provide more details about the context of these letters?
The two people are threatening to seek restaring orders against me, and wish to quash the subpoenas
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It looks like you’re dealing with a complicated situation involving subpoenas and potential restraining orders. Here are some key points to consider:
- In Maryland, a restraining order (or protective order) can be sought if there is a credible threat of harm.
- Subpoenas can be challenged or quashed if there is a valid legal reason.
Could you provide more details about why the subpoenas were issued and the nature of the threats?
the subpoenas were seeking information about stolen estate property, and the possibility of collusion or fraud in a real estate transaction
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It sounds like your situation involves complex legal issues, including stolen estate property, potential fraud, and the response to subpoenas. Here are some key points to consider:
- Subpoenas are legal documents that require someone to provide testimony or evidence.
- Challenging or quashing subpoenas is possible if there are valid legal reasons.
- Restraining orders can be issued if there's a credible threat of harm.
Would you need specific legal advice on how to proceed with the subpoenas or managing the response to the restraining order threats?
Not right now, thank you
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Given the complexity of your situation, involving stolen estate property, potential fraud, and legal responses to subpoenas and restraining order threats, you are dealing with significant legal issues. If you change your mind and need specific legal advice or representation in the future, please don't hesitate to reach out.
Thank You
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It seems like you are dealing with a complex situation involving subpoenas, potential threats, and allegations of stolen estate property and fraud. If you need further assistance in the future, feel free to ask.