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Divorce can impact so more than just your relationship with your spouse. When you build a life together, the separation can disrupt nearly every element of it, including your financial security. If one or both spouses own a small business, this disruption can be...
The question of alimony resulting from a divorce is a sensitive topic. Even so, it bears examination each time a marriage dissolves. Alimony for a divorce in Pennsylvania falls into a trio of categories. Their definitions hinge on the status of the process. What are...
If you are facing charges for a criminal offense, you want to spend as little time as possible behind bars. Still, after your arrest, a judge may order you to pay bail before your pre-trial release. Bail is simply money or assets you provide in exchange for your...
A police officer in Pennsylvania has the right to pull you over if there is reasonable cause to do so. What if the stop is a part of a sobriety checkpoint? Do the same rights apply? Your rights as a driver are no different at a checkpoint than at any other time when...
For many people, their university years are key for preparing for the future. When your college-age child faces charges for alcohol consumption, you may worry that the consequences will present a roadblock to his or her success. As the parent of a college student,...
When arrested in Pennsylvania, most people will face either a misdemeanor or felony charge. Whether a crime is a felony or misdemeanor will have a significant impact on the penalties they receive if convicted. Here are the key differences between these two types of...
Parents who share custody or parenting time need to go through the right legal channels before planning a big move. If you have an existing court order that grants your children’s other parent the right to spend time with your children, you need to petition for a...
If you have decided to end your marriage, you may have some concern about your personal financial future. After all, if you are not eligible for alimony or spousal support, you may have to stick to a tight budget to adjust to living off of a single income....
As they prepare for the spring semester, most of Lycoming County's high school seniors are also making decisions about college. Either they are deciding between schools they have been accepted into, or they are awaiting decisions from their preferred colleges,...
For most college students, moving out of their parents' home and into a dormitory is a rite of passage. For many first-year students, it's the first time they have lived away from home. Though their dorm room is tiny, and they may have to share it with a roommate, it...
