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Justice In Family And Criminal Law
Parents naturally want what is best for their children, and Pennsylvania courts agree. When determining custody arrangements, the primary focus rests directly on identifying the child's best interests. To do this, Pennsylvania courts consider various “relevant...
Divorce is a difficult time for anyone involved, especially children and teenagers. They struggle the most because they are not the ones choosing the divorce, and changes can be challenging for kids to process and accept. If you recognize that your teenager is showing...
Facing a DUI charge is a serious matter that can have long-lasting financial implications. If you're living in Erie, Pennsylvania, and find yourself in this situation, it's crucial to understand what you might be up against. A report from WTAJ has shed light on the...
Co-parenting plans help establish order for Pennsylvania parents and their children during and after a divorce. While a family court judge has the final say on co-parenting plans, the parents must take steps to follow through on the arrangement. Situations that could...
During criminal proceedings in Pennsylvania, the prosecution will present evidence against the defendant. The evidence might include eyewitness testimony, which could be enough to secure a conviction beyond a reasonable doubt. However, not all eyewitness testimony is...
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...