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PA Supreme Court Adjusts Paternity Rule for Child Support Cases
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled to alter the standard for paternity in PA child support cases. Their ruling suggests that the PA courts may
Massage Therapy in a Chiropractic Office in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania, massage therapists are now required to be licensed by the State Board of Massage Therapy. The Massage Therapy Law (63 P.S. §§ 627.1-627.50)
Filing for Divorce in PA? 5 Things You Must Consider First
Thinking about getting a divorce in Pennsylvania? In addition to surrounding yourself with the advice and support of family and friends, there are five (5)
Going Through a Divorce? How to Tell Your Children
Anyone going through a divorce knows that it can be a difficult process, and explaining your divorce to your children will likely be the hardest
PA’s New Child Custody Law – Act 112 of 2010
Pennsylvania child custody cases are now governed by PA’s new child custody law, Act 112 of 2010. The new law took effect on January 23,
Qualities to Look for in a Good PA Family Lawyer
Understands what is truly important A good family lawyer must have the ability to recognize what issues are truly important. Sadly, some attorneys are more
Pennsylvania Child Support Guidelines for High Income Cases
On January 12, 2010, the Pennsylvania Domestic Relations Procedural Rules Committee enacted amendments to the Pennsylvania child support guidelines. The amendments became effective on May
Pennsylvania Estate Planning | Transfers on Death
Pennsylvania estate planning primarily involves the transfer of assets upon the death of an individual. Transferring assets can be achieved through a Pennsylvania Will or
3 Tips from An Experienced Collections Attorney
For years, I have represented many businesses who are challenged by non-paying customers. Unfortunately, it is overly optimistic to assume that all customers will pay
Pennsylvania Estate Planning and the Use of Trusts
What is a trust? A trust is a separate legal entity for holding and investing property. One or more persons (the “trustee”) holds property, usually