Maryland Courts Forms

This form is used for filing a petition for shielding under the Maryland Second Chance Act. It is available in both English and Spanish.

This Form is used for requesting access to shielded Second Chance Act records in Maryland. It is available in English and Spanish.

This form is used for applicants of Enhanced MDEC Access in Maryland to sign a confidentiality agreement.

This form is used for individuals applying for elevated access to MDEC cases as a Guardianship Investigator in Maryland.

This form is used for contractors who want to apply for elevated access to MDEC (Maryland Electronic Courts) cases in Maryland's judiciary system.

This form is used for providing additional information and continuation of the Petition for Protection/Peace Order in the state of Maryland.

This Form is used for a stipulation of dismissal under Rule 2-506(A) in Maryland.

This form is used for filing a Notice of Lis Pendens in the state of Maryland. A Notice of Lis Pendens is a legal notice filed in the land records to notify interested parties that a lawsuit affecting the property has been filed. It is typically used in real estate disputes.

This Form is used to provide notice of the termination of a lis pendens (a notice of pending litigation) in Maryland.

This form is used for certifying the custodian of records or any other qualified individual in the state of Maryland.

This Form is used for declaring a domestic partnership in the state of Maryland. It serves as an official affidavit to establish the legal status of the partnership.

This Form is used for filing a petition in the state of Maryland to seek protection from domestic violence, child abuse, or abuse of a vulnerable adult.

This form is used for requesting and undertaking the issuance of a subpoena to enter and inspect the property of a nonparty in Maryland.

This form is used to request a court order to issue a writ of attachment before a judgment is made in the state of Maryland. It is a legal document that allows a creditor to secure their claim by attaching the debtor's property.