The collateral consequences of a criminal conviction can last for years and have a detrimental effect on a person’s voting rights; gun rights; immigration status; eligibility for federal assistance programs (e.g.,...
Last Week Governor Wolf issued an Order closing all non-essential or non-life sustaining businesses in Pennsylvania. Making matters worse, the Governor later issued a shelter in place Order for Philadelphia and...
Divorce is an arduous process, made even more difficult when children are involved. One of the key questions concerning children and divorce is “Who will get custody?” It’s likely to be...
The Unthinkable has Happened After meeting your soul mate, joining together in the union of marriage, and then further cementing that union with the birth of a child, you’ve both decided...
Every year, thousands of Pennsylvania residents either file a complaint or defend themselves in Small Claims Court. Often called a Justice of the Peace, Small Claims Courts in Pennsylvania are disigned...
Almost all of my personal injury clients come to me while they are still in pain. The treatment always seems the same: First, they went to the hospital where limited x-rays...
Depending on your type of business, you have three options for incorporating: C corporation, S corporation, or LLC. Each option requires formal documentation and must be filed with the appropriate state...
Lately I have been seeing this question a lot. I subscribe to a number of sites that allow the general public to ask legal questions. It seems that a lot of...
In addiction-related cases, social media evidence is increasingly used to build narratives about a person’s behavior, intent, or lifestyle. Posts, photos, messages, and even comments can serve as key pieces of...
Personal injury lawsuits can be complicated and time-consuming for all parties involved, regardless of which side of the “v” they’re on. Claimants should be sure to avoid these common pitfalls. 1)...
