A recent article described the challenges courts are facing when interpreting whether the constitutional protections of privacy extend to certain technologies. There are several cases in which the U.S. Supreme Court may decide to review that involve whether a cell phone may ...
Read MorePennsylvania has both “fault” grounds for divorce and “no fault” grounds for divorce. In either case, the spouse initiating the divorce must file a ...
View MoreMany people who take advantage of our free initial consultation ask, either directly or indirectly, whether it is necessary to have an attorney for a ...
View MoreWhen a marriage is being dissolved, the myriad of questions which must be determined include ownership or beneficiary status on things like retirement ...
View MoreOn September 3, 2013, Pennsylvania instituted new rules of procedure which will affect not only new custody cases, but pending custody cases as well. ...
View MoreGrandparents’ rights to visitation and child custody are governed by whether they have standing under Sections 5324 and 5325 of Title 23. If a court ...
View MoreIn Pennsylvania, if a person dies with a last will and testament the filing of the will and the appointment of an Executor is called probate. If a ...
View MoreA recent article published on Yahoo.com suggested seven things you should consider doing during a Divorce, and specifically, during Divorce ...
View MoreSpeedy Trial: When Can I get my Case Dismissed? Rule 600 of the Pennsylvania Rules of Criminal Procedure was recently amended. This rule codified the ...
View MoreThe Pennsylvania Superior Court, in the recent case of G.A. v. D.L., 2013 Pa. Super. 168, filed July 3, 2013, decided the question of whether or not ...
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