Taking on a power of attorney role for a loved one—often, this loved one will be an older family member, likely with failing health or mental faculties—is an enormous responsibility. The...
If you have been injured and are seeking compensation it will speed things along if you can properly communicate with each other. If you ever have tried to negotiate with an...
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.,...
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...
Your lawyer will discuss the payment of your medical bills in detail with you. In summary, your medical bills may be paid by one or more of the following methods: a....
If you completed the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition (ARD) program for a DUI in Pennsylvania, you likely walked out of court feeling a profound sense of relief. For years, the greatest comfort...
Custody battles are often emotionally charged and legally complex. When mental health issues enter the equation, the stakes become even higher. Understanding how mental health can affect these proceedings is imperative...
There’s a reason so many of us fail to write a living will while we’re still alive. Considering our own death can be a terrifying thing. But if you’re reading this...
It often starts with small things. A child who used to run to the door when you arrived suddenly hangs back. Phone calls are cut short or ignored entirely. Soon, your...
We all think about our futures, but how much thought do we put into what happens to our assets when we’re gone. Dying – or becoming permanently incapacitated — without having...
