Maryland Family Law Section 2-202
§ 2-202.
  (a)   Any marriage performed in this State that is prohibited by this section is void.
  (b)   (1)   A man may not marry his:
      (i)   grandmother;
      (ii)   mother;
      (iii)   daughter;
      (iv)   sister; or
      (v)   granddaughter.
    (2)   A woman may not marry her:
      (i)   grandfather;
      (ii)   father;
      (iii)   son;
      (iv)   brother; or
      (v)   grandson.
    (3)   An individual who violates any provision of this subsection is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to a fine of $1,500.
  (c)   (1)   A man may not marry his:
      (i)   grandfather's wife;
      (ii)   wife's grandmother;
      (iii)   father's sister;
      (iv)   mother's sister;
      (v)   stepmother;
      (vi)   wife's mother;
      (vii)   wife's daughter;
      (viii)   son's wife;
      (ix)   grandson's wife;
      (x)   wife's granddaughter;
      (xi)   brother's daughter; or
      (xii)   sister's daughter.
    (2)   A woman may not marry her:
      (i)   grandmother's husband;
      (ii)   husband's grandfather;
      (iii)   father's brother;
      (iv)   mother's brother;
      (v)   stepfather;
      (vi)   husband's father;
      (vii)   husband's son;
      (viii)   daughter's husband;
      (ix)   husband's grandson;
      (x)   brother's son;
      (xi)   sister's son; or
      (xii)   granddaughter's husband.
    (3)   An individual who violates any provision of this subsection is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to a fine of $500.