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Why You Should Have a Will
A Last Will and Testament, commonly referred to simply as a “Will,” is a written declaration of a person’s intentions for the distribution of his
3 Ways a Debt Collection Attorney Is More Effective than a Collection Agency
Few things are more infuriating and anxiety-inducing for individuals and businesses than debtors who will not respond to your efforts to collect the money that
Same-sex Adoption In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania state and federal law have made remarkable strides in recent decades in honoring the rights of same-sex couples to enjoy the benefits of marriage
The Criminal Penalties for Injuring or Killing Someone in a DUI in Pennsylvania
If you are convicted for a first-time DUI below a .10% BAC in Pennsylvania, you will face significant penalties with long-term consequences for your life
Dividing Student Loan Debt in a Pennsylvania Divorce
For more and more couples, student loan debt is becoming the most significant financial aspect of their lives. With the skyrocketing cost of education, it
Can I Be Convicted of DUI in PA If I Was Below the Legal BAC Limit?
It is common knowledge that every U.S. state has now implemented laws which state that driving a vehicle with a blood alcohol level over .08%
Do Both Spouses Have to Live in Pennsylvania to Get a PA Divorce?
It is not at all uncommon for two legally married spouses to be living in two different states at the time that one of the
Remember to Update Your Accounts After a Divorce
We all understand that a divorce requires going to a state court to have your marriage legally dissolved, and that this can require determinations regarding
What is the Sentence for Marijuana Possession in Pennsylvania?
Although there is much talk of marijuana legalization in Pennsylvania, and a number of western states such as California, Oregon, Colorado, and Washington have legalized
How Do Couples File Taxes While Divorcing?
The tax impact of a divorce can be quite substantial for both spouses involved. There are a number of issues that you and your attorney