What if the Other Driver Doesn’t Have Insurance?
In Pennsylvania, every registered vehicle is required by law to carry a minimum amount of auto insurance. Unfortunately, that doesn’t stop some drivers from getting
In Pennsylvania, every registered vehicle is required by law to carry a minimum amount of auto insurance. Unfortunately, that doesn’t stop some drivers from getting
If you’re aiming for a commercial driver’s license (CDL) and have a prior DUI on your record, your past doesn’t automatically disqualify you—but it can
When a company files for bankruptcy, what happens next depends on which chapter of the Bankruptcy Code they choose—most often Chapter 7 or Chapter 11.
Short answer: Yes. Even the least serious type of misdemeanor—called an ungraded misdemeanor—can carry a jail sentence of up to one year. But there’s a
One of the most common concerns clients have when filing for bankruptcy is whether they can keep their car. The good news? In most cases—yes,
When most people think about losing the right to purchase a firearm, they assume it only applies to felony convictions. But in Pennsylvania, it’s not
Being served with a Temporary Protection from Abuse (PFA) Order can be a confusing and overwhelming experience—especially if you’re a lawful gun owner. In Pennsylvania,
One of the most common questions we hear is, “Can I buy a house or car after filing for bankruptcy?” The short answer is yes—with
When a default judgment is entered against you in a lawsuit, it means that the court has ruled in favor of the credit card company
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