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During a marriage, running a family business may seem both convenient and natural. You and your spouse understand each other, you know what skills the other person has, and you are able to work together on a daily basis. But what if that marriage comes to an end? If...
Getting arrested can be stressful, but knowing your constitutional rights can help protect you. These rights, granted by the U.S. Constitution, ensure fair treatment under the law. The U.S. Constitution gives citizens numerous rights, but some are more relevant to...
For many parents, teaching their teen how to drive safely is a top priority, but it is arguably just as important to educate them about their rights in the event that they’re involved in a traffic stop. Making this effort can help keep them safer and also preserve...
When parents of a newborn separate, creating a parenting time schedule that prioritizes the baby’s well-being can be challenging. That’s especially true when a child is breastfed. While both parents have a right to bond with their child, the baby’s feeding schedule...
Alimony can be a confusing topic for many going through a divorce. In Pennsylvania, it is essential to understand that alimony is not a guaranteed right. The courts play a significant role in determining whether alimony is appropriate and, if so, how much and for how...
Some people prefer to keep their estate plans private. Others are happy to share details with those close to them who are included in the plan or expect to be. Whichever camp you fall into, some conversations about the topic is a wise idea. Here is why, and whom you...
People who are convicted of drunk driving will sometimes be required to use an ignition interlock device as a condition of being able to legally drive. When this occurs, the person’s license receives a special endorsement that lets law enforcement officers know the...
When applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, documenting your medical condition can be crucial to building your case. The Social Security Administration (SSA) requires thorough medical records to determine eligibility for benefits. However,...
An estate plan allows you to organize the distribution and management of your assets after you pass away. You may have made your estate plan in the last few years. But did you know you can make changes to your estate plan? By making changes to your estate plan, you...
Most homeowners spend about three decades paying off their mortgages. In some cases, people take on a 15-year mortgage or ensure that they do not have a prepayment penalty and pay down the mortgage much more quickly. Married couples are often able to qualify for...