Expanded Use of Police Body Cameras by Michelle R. Calvert, Esquire
On July 7, 2017 Pennsylvania Act 22 of 2017 was signed into law. This law, which became effective on September 5, 2017, changes the treatment of police body camera recordings under Pennsylvania’s Wiretap Act. Whereas prior to the law’s enactment, […]
Read MoreTips for a Smooth Real Estate Closing by Loren A. Schrum, Esquire
Once all of the contingencies are met, such as financing, inspection, repairs and other similar matters, there are a number of steps that can be taken to help ensure that your real estate Closing will go smoothly. While there is […]
Read MoreGun Law Compliance by Corey M. Lamoureux, Esquire
With hunting season rapidly approaching, now is the time to find out if you are disqualified from possessing a firearm in Pennsylvania. If you have been convicted of a misdemeanor offense, including driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or […]
Read MoreWhat’s in the Box?
Criminal convictions come with consequences beyond the punishment imposed for the crime itself. For many individuals who have been through the criminal justice system, the most difficult hurdle to overcome when trying to get their lives back on track is […]
Read MoreAUGUST IS NATIONAL MAKE-A-WILL MONTH
Making a will isn’t the most pleasant of tasks, and consequently, too few people do it. They just never get around to it, or don’t want to think about death. Having a will is important for every person, regardless of […]
Read MoreNew Driving Option For Those With DUI Conviction by Corey M. Lamoureux
Individuals charged with Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or a Controlled Substance, or those currently serving a license suspension after pleading guilty to Driving Under the Influence, may now be entitled to continue to drive following the installation of […]
Read MoreNew Child Support Guidelines by Colleen S. Gallo
Every four years, the Pennsylvania Child Support Guidelines are reviewed to reflect fluctuations in the economy and are adjusted based on cost of living changes. On May 1, 2017, new Support Guidelines became effective providing generally moderate increases to most […]
Read MoreChange Is Brewing In Pennsylvania by Michelle R. Calvert and Melissa J. Noyes
The last twelve months have brought sweeping reform to the laws that control the way in which alcohol is sold in Pennsylvania. In June of last year, Governor Wolf signed off on what is commonly known as Act 39 of […]
Read MoreThe Importance Of Joint Titling In Estate Law by Timothy D. Sheffey
Typically, spouses jointly own major assets such as bank accounts, their home, and their vehicles. However, when that is not the case and one spouse owns an asset in his or her name only, this difference in titling results in […]
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