Most people who are headed for divorce are concerned about their financial stability when all is said and done. That is understandable given everything that is at stake. But even if you reach a settlement with your spouse that you think is in your best interests,...
What keeps the police from knocking down people's doors at random, looking for evidence of crimes? One answer is the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The Fourth Amendment provides some of the most important criminal law protections the American people have,...
For anyone convicted of DUI, the results may linger for years. Right away, you must focus on court hearings, pleas, fines, restitution, sentences, potential incarceration and loss of driver’s license. Beyond that, though, a DUI conviction can sting even more by...
The child custody agreement both parents work out in a Pennsylvania court typically spells out visitation and living arrangements. The goal is to allow both parents to spend time with their child and build strong relationships. However, what happens when one parent...
Some people in Pennsylvania believe that if they refuse to submit to chemical testing of their breath, urine, or blood, they cannot be convicted of a DUI offense. However, prosecutors can still rely on other evidence to secure DUI convictions, including any...
A Pennsylvania judge may require you to pay for a portion of your child's future college expenses in a final divorce settlement. However, the exact amount that you'll be required to pay depends on a variety of factors such as your income and any language included in...
Here’s a fact confirmed repeatedly by relevant studies and research that is underscored in findings focused on drunk driving charges and convictions spanning Pennsylvania. To wit: State troopers and other law enforcement bodies across the state don’t care a whit about...