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Digital Executor: What Happens To Online Accounts After You Die
Estate planning is the process of arranging for the disposition of assets upon death. The most common estate planning documents are Wills and Trusts. These
I Won a Pennsylvania Judgment. How Do I Collect?
This is an all too common scenario. Someone owes you money. You take them to court. You get awarded a monetary judgment. You now expect
Pennsylvania Protection from Abuse Law
The Pennsylvania domestic relations statute establishes a law designed to protect certain individuals from abuse. The individuals that are protected under the statute include family
Healthcare and the Pennsylvania Insurance Fraud Statute
The Pennsylvania Insurance Fraud law makes it a crime when healthcare providers engage in prohibited acts, defined in the law. Violators are subject to civil
Can I Refuse to Take a DUI Breath or Blood Test in Pennsylvania?
In Pennsylvania, all licensed drivers are subject to the Pennsylvania Implied Consent Law. This law applies to chemical testing for alcohol or drugs. The Implied
Examining the Child Custody Factors in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania, the child custody laws require the court to consider factors when determining an appropriate custody award. For any custody case, each and every
My ex-wife wants to move. How does this affect custody?
When divorced couples with children start their new lives separate and apart from each other, they cannot be totally free and clear from each other
Shoplifting: Why it is Essential to Have a Criminal Lawyer Defend You
In Pennsylvania, anyone who is suspected of shoplifting is charged with violation of the retail theft statute. Generally speaking, you can be convicted of retail
How to Deal with a Possession with Intent to Deliver Charge
A Possession with Intent to Deliver (PWID) charge in Pennsylvania is a felony. The penalties vary based on the type of the controlled substance and
The Benefits Of Setting Up A Special Needs Trust For Your Child
A Special Needs Trust, or sometimes referred to as a Supplemental Needs Trust, is a legal document that when drafted properly, can allow a child