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A divorce can quickly become complicated, especially when children are involved. One of the most contentious matters in a divorce is child custody and support. However, the initial arraignment or court case for child custody or support might not work out in the long run, and you may need to seek modification of the orders. There are various reasons why you want to change an existing custody order or child support arrangement.

Most child custody cases are handled on a non-urgent basis, where the parties involved in the case and the court hearing the case take their time to decide on the matter. However, there are situations where an emergency response or action is needed. 

Physical evidence plays an important role in both civil and criminal cases. This evidence helps judges and juries decide the outcome of a case. If someone tampers with the evidence or provides false evidence, it can directly impact this outcome.

No one likes to think about dying, but it’s a reality that everyone will face sooner or later. If a person dies without a will in place, their assets will pass to their closest living next of kin as per the intestate succession laws in Pennsylvania.

If you’re carrying firearms in Pennsylvania, you must understand the rules. Even law-abiding citizens carrying a loaded gun for self-defense can be charged with unlawful possession and face severe consequences.

When you hear the word “estate,” you may picture a massive mansion. While that would certainly qualify as an estate, it may surprise you to know that everyone—even those without sprawling mansions—has an estate.