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Resolution of Criminal Cases Part II – Pleas
February 14, 2025When the police charge someone with a crime, they start a criminal case. From the moment that they do, the most important thing to the person charged is how the case ends. Generally speaking, it will end in one of four ways: The Commonwealth could drop the case, or the defendant may participate in some sort of diversionary program, enter some sort of plea, or stand trial.
Transferring Pennsylvania Car Title and Beneficiary Accounts After Death of a Loved One
January 15, 2025
Full Tort Versus Limited Tort Insurance Policies
December 6, 2024Understanding Economic & Non-Economic Damages
When deciding between full tort or limited tort insurance, you may be wondering “does it really matter?”. The answer is a resounding yes! This decision can significantly impact your life and assets. In this article, we’ll explore key factors to consider, including economic and non-economic damages, and what you can expect if an accident occurs.
Resolution of Criminal Cases: Part I – The Trial
November 18, 2024When the police charge someone with a crime, they start a criminal case. From the moment that they do, the most important thing to the person charged is how the case ends. Generally, it will end in one of four ways: The Commonwealth could drop the case, or the defendant may enter some sort of diversionary program, plea, or stand trial.
Arbitration in Family Law Matters: How to Avoid Court & Why It Matters
November 5, 2024Unlike arbitration, courtrooms are typically where individuals turn when they face issues that cannot be resolved through other means. However, court proceedings can be time-consuming and costly, and they may not always adequately address your specific needs, intentions, or concerns. Fortunately, there are several alternatives to the court system known as Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) processes. The two primary options within ADR are mediation and arbitration.
BEQUESTS TO CHARITIES AND ENDOWMENTS
October 11, 2024Are you a non-profit seeking advice on an endowment you have been gifted? Or are you a person looking to give a portion or even all your assets to a charity once you pass? These prospects can lead to some questions. This article will outline how to handle receiving and leaving a bequest and/or endowment to continue your legacy.
Recent Emergency Messages from the Social Security Administration with Policy Updates
July 19, 2024You may have heard about the many recent policy updates from the Social Security Administration office. The new Commissioner of the Social Security Administration, Martin O’Malley, has enacted many changes in 2024. Commissioner O’Malley was nominated to his position as the Commissioner and was sworn into office on December 20, 2023.
US Savings Bonds — When Should You Reissue Your Bonds?
June 20, 2024If you are the owner of one or more US savings bonds, it’s advisable to review your bonds periodically. Reviewing your savings bonds is important to help you understand how your bonds work, when they can most effectively be incorporated into your financial plans, and if your bonds need to be reissued or not.
Compensatory vs Punitive Damages – Should You Pursue a Personal Injury Claim or Lawsuit?
June 11, 2024Vital Information to Help You Decide
When considering whether or not to file a claim for personal injury lawsuit, understanding the differences for compensatory vs punitive damages is essential. Many people wonder, should I file a claim? There is no definite answer to this question except, it depends. It depends on your injuries. It depends on the number of parties.
At Fault Car Accident – Determining Responsibility in Lancaster, PA
June 6, 2024Who is Responsible?
When dealing with car accidents in Lancaster, PA, understanding fault and responsibility is crucial. The information on this page is not legal advice. In order to get legal help directly related to your unique situation, please schedule a consultation with our team.
It’s best to limit what you say immediately after the occurrence. Wait until you have legal representation, and a calm, clear mind to sort out what happened. Anything you say can be used against you later in the case. Trying to explain, remember and sort out the details when under stress can work against you.