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When a couple in Pennsylvania decides to end their marriage, they must make difficult decisions such as child custody and division of property. Often, a major asset that couples need to decide on is the family home. Several options are available to couples regarding...
For many people looking to enlist in the military, it can be a surprise when they find out that a mistake they made in their past could potentially disqualify them from serving. One of the key elements of entering the armed forces is that applicants must be of good...
When divorcing couples in Pennsylvania are unable to resolve the issue of property division through negotiation, the family law judges tasked with resolving the matter base their decisions on the equitable distribution principle. This means that they strive to find a...
One of the last situations a Pennsylvania resident wants to be in is being pulled over by a police officer on suspicion of DUI. If the officer asks you to submit to a breath test, you can refuse, but in many cases, it’s better to agree to take it. There are common...
In these digital days, many folks confidently spread misinformation. But when it comes to child custody and a Pennsylvania divorce, rules apply. To that end, let's debunk three family law myths that regularly bounce around social media. Kids wishes aren’t considered...
Police officers, just like other professionals in Pennsylvania, make mistakes from time to time. When it comes to DUI cases, those mistakes can often mean the difference between a conviction and an acquittal. Stopping you without probable cause The Fourth Amendment to...
When you are going through a family law proceeding such as a divorce, one of the most important decisions you will make is who will have custody of your children. It is important to know the facts about child custody before making any decisions, and that includes...
Divorce among older people in Pennsylvania is becoming more and more common. In fact, retirement age divorce has increased so much in recent years that it is being called “gray divorce” by researchers. The increase is happening at the same time that divorce among...
Robbery is a violent crime, which means it is always charged as a felony in Pennsylvania and the penalties are harsh. In order to prove robbery charges beyond a reasonable doubt, prosecutors must prove that the defendant used force or the threat of force to commit...
If you have served in any branch of the Armed Forces for the requisite number of years, you have earned the security of a military pension. That pension is the result of years of hard work, discipline and dedication. If you have an impending divorce, you may be...