Notice To Interested Persons

Notice To Interested Persons

Notice To Interested Persons Whose Whereabouts Are Unknown  (Md. Rule 10-403(G))

Notice To Interested Persons Whose Whereabouts Are Unknown

Notice To Interested Persons

A petitioner will use this certificate in a legal proceeding to request a guardian for the patient of a nurse practitioner.

Use this form to tell the court that you consent to a guardianship of your child(ren).

Use this form to designate an adult to be standby guardian of your minor child(ren) if you become mentally incapacitated, physically debilitated, or subject to an adverse immigration action.

Motion for Appropriate Relief - Guardianship Proceeding

Motion to vacate judgment for 24 qualifying offenses if the person's participation in the offense was a direct result of being a victim of human trafficking. The motion must be in writing, within a reasonable period of time after the conviction, and describe the evidence and include copies of any documents showing the movant is entitled to relief.

Use this form if you are asking the court for guardianship of an alleged disabled person who lives with or is under the control of someone who refuses to allow him or her to be examined or evaluated by health care professionals (physician, psychologist, or licensed certified social worker-clinical).

Use this form if you were denied representation by the Office of the Public Defender and you do not agree with the initial determination.

Use this form to petition for the expungement of court records in your case was based on a guilty disposition (non-marijuana/cannabis related offenses) and the charge is eligible for expungement.

Use this form to petition for the expungement of court records in your case was based on an acquittal (found not guilty), dismissal, probation before judgment, nolle prosequi, stet, not criminally responsible or transfer to juvenile disposition.

NOTE: As of 10/01/2021 this form has been created due to legislation passed during the 2021 Legislative Session. The new law allows for the automatic expungement of charges with dispositions of acquittal, dismissal, not guilty or nolle prosequi (NP) after 3 years and allows for the filing of a petition to expunge these dispositions within 3 years. 

Use this form to ask the court to award guardianship over an individual, regardless of the individual’s age, who has a disability. See instructions here.  Learn about the alternatives to guardianship before filing a petition.