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Do I Need a Lawyer to Bring a Qui Tam (False Claims Act) Claim in Pennsylvania?
Through bringing a False Claims Act (FCA) claim – or qui tam lawsuit as they are frequently referred to – you can assist your fellow
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
How Can I Modify My Child Support Payment in PA?
Under Pennsylvania law, both parents are required to support their child until the child reaches 18 (or longer in some cases), but a parent can
Thinking About Divorce While Unemployed in PA? Read Here
Divorce is almost always an intimidating process, especially for those who have never gone through it before, and this is made all the more challenging
What Property is Subject to Spousal Election in Pennsylvania?
One of the hallmarks of Pennsylvania estate law is that you cannot “disinherit” a spouse that you are currently married to, regardless of the state
Can You Really Serve Divorce Papers on Facebook?
In a decade’s time, Facebook has gone from an Ivy-Leaguer alternative to MySpace to something that is so ubiquitous that people who are not on
Debt Collection Strategy: The Demand Letter
If someone owes you or your business money such as a supplier, customer, or even an associate or friend it is necessary to take prompt
How the Proposed CFPB Debt Collection Rules Could Affect You
Debt collection practices have come under the spotlight in recent years as complaints regarding the activities of less scrupulous debt collection agencies have poured into
Why A DIY Divorce in Pennsylvania is a Bad Idea
For many couples who have finally reached the difficult decision to get a divorce in PA, they are emotionally exhausted and money can be tight.
Post-Payment Insurance Audits – Top 10 Areas of Risk
Health insurance payers monitor the billing, coding and documentation practices of health care providers in order to prevent fraud and abuse within the health payment