Bad things occasionally happen to good contract parties. Let’s assume you’ve done everything right in the negotiation process. You’ve been transparent about risk; honest about your capabilities; and pellucid in setting...
Where the Battle of Antietam Was Won and Lost—Again and Again On Saturday, February 28, 2025, attorney and Civil War historian John Benson will lead members of the Bucks County Civil...
Writing a will is one of the basics of estate planning. It’s also something 40 percent of us avoid doing. And on some level, we can understand that. Writing a will...
Facing a criminal conviction or sentence in Pennsylvania can be an unpleasant experience, to say the least. However, remember that the legal system allows for a second chance through the appeal...
Why is it that so many of us leave this world without ever having written a living will? That’s actually a fairly easy question to answer: Very few of us like...
If a person pleads guilty or is found to be guilty following a trial they may be placed on probation as a form of punishment. Quite simply, probation means that the...
Imagine staring at a thick manila envelope just delivered by the Bucks County Sheriff, knowing you are being sued. Or perhaps you have spent months trying to get a business partner...
There’s no “right” way for a divorce to proceed. Some couples handle things amicably. They have no trouble agreeing on how to divide their property and deciding on child custody. The...
Six years after the pandemic shutdowns, many business owners are still dealing with the fallout of emergency borrowing. EIDL funds once provided short-term relief, but for many borrowers, that relief has...
If your EIDL loan has been referred to the Treasury, you are no longer in the ordinary loan servicing stage. The Small Business Administration has recently shifted a massive volume of...
