Child Support And Stimulus Checks: What You Need To Know
Posted on January 19th, 2021 in Child Custody/Support
While the IRS has stopped sending out the second round of stimulus checks in the amount of $600, President-Elect Joe Biden has already begun plans for a third stimulus check. This round of stimulus would supply American’s with an additional $1,400. While the stimulus checks have given some financial relief to those struggling as a […]
Read MoreCPS Visitation Rules in Pennsylvania
Posted on January 12th, 2021 in Family Law
Knowing your rights if your family becomes involved in a Child Protective Services (CPS) investigation is critical–especially when your child is removed from the home. While your child will first be placed with a family member or a foster family within their school district to cause as minimal disruptions in the child’s life as possible, […]
Read MoreMyths and Misconceptions About Prenuptial Agreements
Posted on January 5th, 2021 in Family Law
Many of us have heard the early 2000s hit, “Gold Digger” by Kanye West with the iconic, “Holla we want prenup, we want prenup,” line repeated in the verse. While this song was used to highlight a relationship gone sour, many people hold this misconception that prenups are only needed for those who have mistrust […]
Read MoreReview Your Child Custody Schedule In the New Year
Posted on December 28th, 2020 in Child Custody/Support
With the start of the new year just days away, many Pennsylvania families will be preparing for the future. However, in a year with so many changes, it’s important to conduct proper maintenance on not just estate plans and financial goals–we encourage you to review the terms of your child custody schedule and meet with […]
Read MoreAll I Want For Christmas Are Support Payments
Posted on December 22nd, 2020 in Family Law
The holiday season is one for giving, making amends, and new beginnings. Unfortunately, when your ex can’t make good on his support payments, you are feeling anything other than holly jolly–especially when he shows up on Christmas with extravagant gifts for the kids, meanwhile you can barely make ends meet. What can you do? Contact […]
Read MoreMasks in Public Places: Public Accommodation Discrimination
Posted on December 15th, 2020 in Civil Right
As of November 17, there is a statewide order under the Pennsylvania Department of Health Secretary, Dr. Rachel Levine, that announced that face masks must be worn both indoors and outdoors, regardless of distance. When outdoors, face-coverings must be worn when in the company of those who are not members of the person’s household. In […]
Read MoreDomestic Violence Reporting Requirements in Pennsylvania
Posted on December 8th, 2020 in Family Law
Since the onset of COVID-19, there have been increased concerns for domestic violence victims as they are forced to remain in close confines with their abusers. Though the number of calls reporting domestic violence across the United States dropped by 50% in some regions, law enforcement and medical professionals alike know that it doesn’t mean […]
Read MoreDivorce At The Holidays: Is Now The Right Time For Your Family?
Posted on December 2nd, 2020 in Divorce
January is considered divorce month as many couples will take the time after the Christmas holiday to decide if their marriage is worth saving. In fact, many family law firms report a spike in post-holiday filings the Monday after Christmas. However, some couples may opt to begin the divorce process before the holiday season. While […]
Read MoreUnderstanding International Adoption In Pennsylvania: Citizenship
Posted on November 24th, 2020 in Family Law
When you are trying to expand your family via means of adoption, the process can be stressful. The waiting, the appointments, and home visits, it’s enough to make you think it just isn’t going to happen. But then it does, and that missing piece in your life has been filled. While obviously, it’s not that […]
Read MoreAvoid Personal Injury This Holiday Season
Posted on November 17th, 2020 in Personal Injury
Did you know that emergency rooms often see a 10% spike in ER visits throughout the holiday season? Whether you’ll be passing around the turkey at home or virtually this Thanksgiving, as you prepare for the holiday season, it’s important to keep in mind the likelihood of sustaining personal injuries. From burns and food poisoning, […]
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