Parenting Coordination to be Implemented in Pennsylvania Custody Cases, Again
By: Kirsten B. Miniscalco, Esquire Parenting coordination was previously utilized in custody cases in Pennsylvania until 2013, when it was eliminated by rule due to concerns over the due process rights of parents involved in custody cases. New parenting coordination rules, however, are effective as of March 1, 2019, Pa. R.C.P. 1915.11-1, which aims to […]
Read MoreProperty Damage After an Accident in Pennsylvania
An unforeseen car accident can leave you with injuries, property damage, and emotional distress. While your physical injuries are a top priority, the loss of your vehicle is also an immediate cause for concern. Temporarily Solving Transportation Issues After a Crash in Colmar, PA When you’ve been involved in a motor vehicle crash, your day’s […]
Read MoreInvoluntary Confinement in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
By: Brian Newman, Esquire We often have clients with loved ones that are engaging in self-destructive behavior, either from drug use or mental health problems, who refuse to get help. These clients want to force the person to seek help for their own good. Unfortunately, it is difficult to force an adult to do something […]
Read MoreShould that Trucker Be On The Road in Pennsylvania?
Trucks and semis are massive in comparison to the standard sized vehicle. When the two collide with each other, the results can be devastating. The financial repercussions of a trucking accident can be quite steep, so it’s not uncommon for the involved parties to suffer through an extensive investigation into the potential causes of the […]
Read MoreHow to respond to the service of a search warrant at your home
By William E. Moore, Esquire Imagine responding to a knock on the door to discover several police officers waving a paper demanding to search your home. That piece of paper is a search warrant issued by a local judge giving the police the authority to search for items listed on the warrant. If you are […]
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