March 10, 2024

What to do After you’re served with a (PFA) Protection from Abuse Order.

When served with a Protection From Abuse (PFA) order in Pennsylvania, it’s crucial to take it seriously and follow these steps: 1. **Review the Order**: Read the PFA order thoroughly to understand the details, restrictions, and requirements imposed by the court. 2. **Comply with the Order**: Abide by all conditions outlined in the PFA order, […]

March 5, 2024

5 Reasons to Hire a Good Estate Lawyer

Estate planning is a critical aspect of financial management, ensuring that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after you pass away. While many people attempt to handle estate matters on their own, the complexities involved often necessitate the expertise of a skilled estate lawyer. Here are five compelling reasons why hiring a good […]

March 1, 2024

5 MORE Tips to Choosing Your Divorce Lawyer

Continuing Our Series on Navigating the Divorce Maze ICYMI: We reviewed tips 1-5 here. We recommend reading those tips first. 6. Experience and Expertise  Divorce cases can vary widely in complexity, so it’s crucial to choose a divorce lawyer with relevant experience in handling cases like yours. Inquire about their track record and success rate […]

February 20, 2024

Charity Drive Extended

The Women’s Animal Center We’re pleased to announce that we’ve extended our charitable drive benefiting the Women’s Animal Center in Bensalem, PA as well as the animals in their care and our community. On behalf of the organization, we’re collecting and greatly appreciate any of the supplies listed here at our Feasterville, PA offices at: […]

February 13, 2024

Is a “Like” or 👍 Legal Acceptance?

It Was in This Case In a decision that may be a warning sign of ones to come in the States and abroad, a Canadian court has ruled that a “like” reaction or emoji reply (as in 👍) could reasonably be considered a legally binding contract acceptance. While the decision does not establish Canadian legal […]

Navigating the Divorce Maze: 5 Tips to Choosing YOUR Divorce Lawyer

Choosing the right divorce lawyer is a decision that can significantly impact the outcome of your divorce proceedings, and even your mental health. At a time when emotions are often (and understandably) running high, you’re also thrust into the complexities of a legal process.   You need a guide, an ally, a true partner – someone […]

January 12, 2024

Unemployment Compensation and Support Orders in Today’s Economy

Unemployment Compensation and Support Orders Unemployment. It is often an unexpected event that many may face but few are prepared to endure.  In some circumstances, a portion of one’s income can be recouped by applying for and receiving unemployment compensation.  Unemployment and the loss of one’s normal income can be stressful.  That stress is further […]

April 12, 2020

First Line of Defense is Offense- Estate Planning to Take Control of Your Affairs

There are many financial decisions you can control to maximize your estate for your heirs after you pass.  Now more than ever, it is crucial to make sure your affairs are in order.  Pennsylvania is one of several states that still has an inheritance tax. The tax rate for Pennsylvania Inheritance Tax is 4.5% for […]

Last Wills and Testaments – Estate Planning

Last Wills and Testaments are the last people think of when they talk to their families, friends or spouses.  Most people find talking about creating what we call an “Estate Plan” is morbid.  That couldn’t be farther from the truth.  It is a wonderful gift you can give your family and friends.  It not on […]

April 9, 2020

CCES Process in Bucks County and what to Expect

CCES Process in Bucks County and What to Expect Have you recently been ordered or agreed to participate in the CCES program? The process can be extensive and confusing for most. You may be thinking to yourself, what is it that I need to know, how much does it cost and what happens  after CCES. […]

March 28, 2020

The Importance of Buy-Sell Agreements in Business Relationships

It is important for any business with more than one owner to have a well drafted buy-sell agreement in place. These contracts, often referred to as buy-out agreements, govern what will happen in the event of an owner leaving the business for whatever reason. Failing to properly value a business or misunderstanding the different valuation […]

March 26, 2020

Taxes And Divorce

With the tax deadline quickly approaching there are many things that need to be considered when going through a divorce. Taxes are complicated and can add issues to a divorce where there may not even be many issues. Many issues can arise out of filing taxes during or after your divorce.   One example of […]

Navigating Parenting Post Divorce

Divorce can be a difficult process for a child to go through. It can add on extra stress while they are already undergoing difficulties with other things such as school, extra-curricular activities, sports, or anything else they are involved in. It is important to help them maintain organization with all the added time adjustments living […]

March 25, 2020

What To Expect With The Closure of Courthouses

COVID-19 has impacted everyone’s lives in more ways than we could have imagined. The virus is incredibly contagious and being in the same room can expose you to catching it. In order to contain the virus and flatten the curve of patients overwhelming our health care system schools, churches, retail stores, and many crowded areas, […]

February 24, 2020

What To Consider Before Filing For Divorce

When faced with a life changing event like a divorce, it is important to take into consideration the possible outcomes and factors at play. It is vital that you look at what to consider before you consider filing divorce. These four questions will help you make the decision on whether you are prepared to file […]

February 17, 2020

Steps To Take After Your Divorce

When your divorce is finalized it can feel like the end of a tedious process. However, while your marriage is officially ended your duties to the divorce may not be. Whether you have a settlement agreement, or it is ordered by a court there may be steps after the finalization that you are required to […]