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Magistrate (State of Maryland)

A Magistrate may be appointed by a sitting judge as an officer of the court to perform many specific functions that will assist the court Judge in handling family and juvenile matters.

All parties must be represented by counsel unless The McCammon Group gives consent in exceptional circumstances.

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  • "We were able to settle a highly contentious case after years of litigation just a few weeks before trial."

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  • "The mediator was fair and understood how to convey the weakness of a case without being judgmental."

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  • "The mediator handled a very difficult mediation with patience and humor."

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  • "Sometimes the human side of these cases leaves the practical side and they seem impossible to settle. Your "never give up" attitude carried the day."

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