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We are currently offering in person, Zoom, and Facetime meetings with clients. Please call 814-346-7286 to schedule a meeting today.
When Pennsylvania residents commit moving violations, points are added to their driving records. Minor violations like driving too fast for prevailing conditions or exceeding the posted speed limit by 10 mph or less carry two points, but more serious motor vehicle...
Operating a vehicle after drinking is never a great idea, but mistakes do happen. And you may find yourself being pulled over by the police on suspicion of DUI. If this happens, it's important to know your rights and options under Pennsylvania law. As you probably...
Many people in Pennsylvania prefer to not think about estate planning. But what if you have beneficiaries who are known for causing interpersonal drama? It can be difficult to know how to deal with this type of situation, but it's possible to create an estate plan...
When your children were young, you may have looked forward to the day when they were old enough to take care of themselves. However, now that they are out of the house, you may feel a sense of emptiness that has nothing to do with the fact that your kids have left...
Social media has revolutionized the way we express ourselves and share experiences with our family and friends. Websites and apps have replaced live interaction as a way to share news with friends and family. Instead of meeting up for coffee or drinks to share our...
When drivers receive moving violations, they pay fines and acquire points on their driving records. These points help the state monitor habitually bad drivers. Points accumulate over time, and drivers may suddenly find themselves without a license if they get too...
Traffic violations can happen to anyone who drives. Either you are in a hurry and fail to notice the speed limit, or you roll through a stop sign because you did not see anyone else in the intersection. However minor these infractions seem, they can still affect your...
A proper estate plan uses various mechanisms to promote a fair and equitable distribution of property to a decedent's family. When a person waits to make such plans in a weakened state, such as during illness near the end of life, questions may arise about the...
Driving while intoxicated by drugs creates a dangerous situation for both the users and other drivers. The consequences may be severe and long-term, or even permanent. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, approximately 32 individuals die...
Truck drivers are more likely to get traffic violations than many other drivers. This is because they are constantly on the move, and they often have to make quick decisions while driving. Unfortunately, traffic violations can mean serious consequences for truck...
