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Categories: Legal Topics, Real Estate Law

Condominium Association Pitfalls

Real Estate – Condominium or Homeowners’ Association Operating Pitfalls Must the Association hold formal meetings, adopt formal resolutions and keep formal minutes?  Are our rules and regulations enforceable?  Do changes in our rules and procedures require formal amendment of our governing documents?  Can portions of our governing documents be unenforceable […]

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Categories: Business Law Topics, Legal Topics

Standard Contract?

There is almost no such thing as a “standard” contract.  Each contract is unique and merits the attention of an experienced lawyer to raise the proper questions and deal with the proper issues.  Although your review will not be from a legal point of view, but rather from a layman’s […]

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Categories: Family Law Topics, Legal Topics

College Support

College Support Under the present law in Pennsylvania, neither parent has any legal obligation to pay for the college education of their children. This means that no court can order someone to pay for tuition, room, board, books or fees. Once a child has graduated from high school or turned […]

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Categories: Legal Topics

Top Five Tips for Choosing a Lawyer

Top Five Tips for Choosing a Lawyer 1. Research. In today’s world, there is no excuse for choosing a lawyer without doing the basic research to find out more about the attorney and his or her firm. There are multitudes of sources of information on lawyers, including a lawyer’s own […]

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Categories: Legal Topics, Personal Injury Law

Help Me, Help You

Help Me, Help You While I am certainly not Jerry Maguire, I often express the same sentiment to many of my clients.  A common misperception that many clients have of the legal system is that once the attorney has the case, the client can completely disappear into the background and […]

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Categories: Family Law Topics, Legal Topics

Conflict of Faith

Conflict of Faith Originally published in The Philadelphia Lawyer, Spring 2011, p. 13 Can a father during his partial physical custody time take the child to his own religious services if different from that of the mother?  What if they previously agreed to raise the child in mother’s faith?  What […]

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