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Phone: (301) 262-3941

Address: 3814 Deep Hollow Way, Bowie, MD 20721

Website: http://www.scottlittlelaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
In Maryland child support guidelines are used as the foundation for determining the amount of child support. Courts setting child support orders will generally follow the amount suggested by the guidelines unless a reason to depart from them exists. The guidelines consider the gross monthly income of the parties, health insurance, extraordinary medical, educational and work related day care expenses amongst other things.
Child Custody and Visitation
When parents cannot reach an agreement regarding child custody, the court will decide custody based upon an analysis of what arrangement is in the best interests of the child. The best interests determination is usually reached by reviewing the parents' wishes, the mental and physical health of the parents, any history of domestic abuse, the child's age and attachment to the parent who has been the primary caretaker, and the child's wishes.
Paternity

Criminal Defense
If you are arrested for a crime, particularly a serious one, you should contact a lawyer as soon as possible. He or she has a better sense of what you should and should not say to law enforcement officers to avoid being misinterpreted or misunderstood. The lawyer also can advise you or your family or friends on the bail process. There is no substitute for a good Maryland criminal defense lawyer.
DUI/DWI
Our firm has represented criminal defendants in the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia for assault, traffic offenses, drug related offenses, robbery, murder, theft related crimes, and burglary. Being charged with a crime can send you to jail and should be taken seriously. As such, in defending a criminal defendant we often engage the services of a private investigator, drunk driving and drug rehabilitations facilities and forensic experts when necessary. Similarly, we have assisted clients in handling administrative hearings and other collateral hearings as it relates to the loss or suspension of driver's licenses and other privileges stemming from criminal charges.
Traffic Violations
When you are taken to court for bail setting or release, the judge will consider the seriousness of the offense you are charged with, any prior failures to appear (even for traffic tickets), any previous record, your connections to the community, as well as the probability that you will appear in court. The amount of bail is set according to a written schedule based on your charges. The law presumes you are guilty of the charges for purposes of setting bail or release.
Robbery
They can arrest you - even if they do not have an arrest warrant - if they have probable cause or good reason to believe you committed a felony, such as armed robbery. (A felony is a crime of a more serious nature than a misdemeanor, usually punishable by imprisonment for more than a year.) They do not have to see you commit a felony in order to arrest you. They do, however, have to see you commit a misdemeanor in order to arrest you.
Burglary
I am told that I am under arrest. What does that mean? When you are arrested, you are taken into custody. This means that you are not free to leave the scene. Without being arrested, you can be detained, however, or held for questioning for a short time if a police officer or other person believes you may be involved in a crime. For example, an officer may detain you if you are carrying a large box near a burglary site. You can also be detained by storekeepers if they suspect you have stolen something. Whether you are arrested or detained, you do not have to answer any questions except to give your name and address and show some identification if requested.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Any person, such as a private security guard, can make a citizen's arrest if they see a misdemeanor being attempted or committed. (A misdemeanor is a criminal offense, usually punishable with a fine or short jail term.) They also can make a legal arrest for a felony as long as it actually was committed and they have good reason to believe you did it. They must take you to a police officer or judge who is required by law to take you into custody.
Drug Crimes
REMEMBER THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCED CRIMINAL LAWYERS! You could be sentenced to time in jail for driving while intoxicated, possession of drugs or reckless driving. It is important to contact a lawyer immediately.
Assault
Murder

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
The Law Offices of Scott L. Little, L.L.C., is a full service law firm conveniently located in the Bowie, Maryland. It was created in November 1998 following the departure of its principal, Scott L. Little, from the Law Offices of James H. Taylor, P.C., in Largo, MD. We practice in several different areas of law including, but not limited to estate planning, estate administration, domestic relations, criminal defense, personal injury, collections, business and general corporate law, and general civil litigation. Scott L. Little has over fifteen years of experience in litigating a vast number and diverse background of cases at the District, Circuit, Court of Special Appeals, Court of Appeals in Maryland, the Superior Court of Washington, D.C., State Administrative Agencies, American Arbitration Association and the General District Court in Virginia. Mr. Little is admitted to the Maryland Court of Appeals, United States District Court for the District of Maryland, District of Columbia Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court.

Property Damage
The compensation you receive depends upon several factors including but not limited to lost wages, medical bills, property damage, pain and suffering, future medical bills, and future pain and suffering. As a general proposition the greater the injury the greater the compensation. However, each case depends on your individual circumstances, the extent of your injuries and various individual considerations.

Personal Injury
No, financial loss is covered for loss of earnings attributable to your accident, however, losses relative to factors affecting your life and long term health are also be taken into consideration when dealing with personal injury matters.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Probate, also known as estate administration, is the process by which the property (estate) of a deceased person (decedent) is distributed to heirs at law in an intestate (without a Will) death or to designated beneficiaries in a testate (with a Will) death. The probate process is controlled by the probate laws of the state in which the decedent maintained legal residence at the time of death and/or by the probate laws of the state in which property was left at the time of death.
Wills
Trusts
No. As a matter a law all estates are opened by the Register of Will Office. However, there are some assets that pass upon death that do not go through the probate process, thus no estate is involved. These cases involve assets of the decedent that are either titled in joint tenancy, titled in a Living Trust, or have a designated beneficiary tied to the asset (i.e. life insurance, bank accounts with "pay of death" beneficiary designations, IRA's).
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