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How to Create a Special Needs Trust in Pennsylvania
The Special Needs Trust is a useful and sometimes necessary estate planning option for individuals who have a child that has a mental, social or
When You Should Reevaluate Your Estate Plan
It is common practice for estate planning attorneys to recommend to their clients that their estate planning documents, i.e. Last Will and Testament, Revocable Living
Legal Tips for Regaining Child Custody In Pennsylvania
A non-custodial parent, who wants to increase his or her custody time, must initiate legal proceedings in court. To do so, the parent must file
Negative Peer Reviews and the PA Act 6 Law
Healthcare providers who provide services and treatment to individuals who are injured in an automobile accident rely on first party medical benefits for reimbursement from
The Medicare Audit: Tips from a Healthcare Attorney
Medicare audits are serious matters. If a healthcare provider receives a notice from a Medicare contractor along with a request for medical records, it is
Questions to Ask a Your Estate Planning Attorney
Estate planning is necessary for everyone. No one knows what the future holds, so it is extremely important to anticipate and arrange for how your
Tips for Finding A Good Healthcare Attorney in PA
Healthcare is a unique area of law that requires attorneys to have a tremendous amount of knowledge and experience. Hospitals, physicians, chiropractors, physical therapists and
Can an Attorney Stop Debt Collection Harassment?
Many individuals, families and businesses across Pennsylvania have all been adversely impacted by the economic recession. While the recession may be over for some, others
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