Please note: Our lawyers are not doctors. These exercise suggestions are the result researching many expert medical resources. More often than not, those who incur back injuries are in for a long, hard road to recovery. Chronic and temporary back pain affect around 100 million Americans, making it the second most common reason for doctors’ […]
Many people consider prenuptial agreements to be the be all, end all of contracts. As It turns out, an airtight prenup is exceedingly rare. There are a number of factors that can result in a judge overturning a prenuptial agreement, but reaching that point is difficult. There are no overarching rules that govern prenups. The […]
Sometimes, the harshest aftermath of an auto accident can come months later in the form of a lawsuit. Even if you believed you walked away from the situation relatively unscathed after having dealt with insurance companies and medical bills, the other driver may decide to put you at fault and sue you for damages. If […]
You’ve been in an accident and were injured. Somehow the insurance company has come up with a number to pay for your injury as well as your pain and suffering. It seems low and doesn’t even begin to cover your medical bills. How did they come up with that number? You may not have heard […]
Traumatic Brain Injury, or TBI, can be a devastating thing. It can result in everything from personality changes to strokes, cranial or cerebral hemorrhage, embolism, or any of a slew of life-changing disabilities. However, many people don’t realize that many symptoms can occur days, weeks, months, or even years after the initial injury which can […]
When you get divorced there are all kinds of hurdles to overcome for both spouses. The hardest by far, however, is not going to be the division of house, property or assets—it’s going to be custody of the children, and the agreement for child support. This becomes particularly difficult when the party responsible for paying […]
Starting the Process When you file for divorce in Pennsylvania, one spouse will be the “Plaintiff” and one will be the “Defendant.” The Plaintiff is the one who is asking for the divorce, and must fill out a Complaint in Divorce form and file it at the nearest courthouse to his or her residence. This […]
Introduction In every divorce, there seems to be some sort of disagreement over the various assets involved. Among these assets are businesses owned by either the couple together, or one party. The question that becomes important is, “how do you value a business in a divorce?” This article seeks to provide a quick breakdown and […]
