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Analysis of a Common DUI Case
At approximately 4:25 a.m. on April 20, 2015, Upper Dublin police found Kendall Brown asleep behind the wheel of her running vehicle in front of
Police cannot pick and choose when to charge you with criminal offenses
Under Pennsylvania law, 18 Pa. C.S.A. §110, when police observe you committing a number of criminal offenses at the same time, they are forced to
Intestate Succession in Pennyslvania: What Happens If I Die Without a Will?
What happens if a person dies in Pennsylvania without a will or an estate plan in place? Some people think the government takes the property
PA Drug Possession vs. Possession of A Small Amount of Marijuana
With the city of Philadelphia decriminalizing the possession of a small amount of marijuana last year, and the general direction towards legalizing marijuana across the
Strict Requirements for Filing a Mechanics’ Lien in PA
Every contractor and subcontractor in Pennsylvania should at least be aware of what exactly a Mechanics’ Lien is, as it is an important tool that
What Does it Take to Get an Expungement in PA?
Whether you realize it or not, having a criminal record can negatively impact your personal life and limit future professional opportunities. Even when charges are
How Can Loud Noise Qualify as Disorderly Conduct?
Of all the criminal charges that an individual may be charged with, the most commonly known one is disorderly conduct, outlined at 18 Pa.C.S. §5503.
How to Prepare an Effective Child Custody Agreement
Before finalizing your divorce, you and your spouse need to resolve issues and concerns regarding your children, typically including who will have custody of the
Pennsylvania Estate Planning: Its Never Too Early to Start
Pennsylvania estate planning, a concept which you may think only applies to older individuals or those with a lot of money, in reality, is a
What Does it Take to Get a Public Drunkenness Citation?
A recent appeal heard by the Superior Court of Pennsylvania provided some interesting clarification on the law surrounding a public drunkenness citation in Pennsylvania. Specifically,