Author Archives: Kevin Hand
Qualifying For An Uncontested Or Mutual Consent Divorce
Sometimes referred to as a mutual consent divorce, an uncontested divorce is possible when both people are able to agree to divorce terms they mutually create. Each state has its own rules about uncontested divorce. To learn about what options you have available if you are moving toward a divorce in Pennsylvania, connect with… Read More »
PA And NJ Lane Change Accidents
Unexpected, illegal lane changes can lead to accidents in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and around the country. If you drive on a regular basis, you likely notice irresponsible lane changes all the time. Either from another driver moving into your lane suddenly, without a proper signal or allowing you the time and space to safely… Read More »
Pennsylvania Distracted Driving Laws
Distracted driving laws exist in Pennsylvania, but some argue that the laws should include more about mobile device use. Because while there is a ban on texting while driving in place in Pennsylvania, drivers are still able to legally engage with devices. For example, a driver can legally have a conversation on their cell… Read More »
Cash-Based Businesses And Divorce
If you or your spouse run a cash-based business, or if the two of you own and manage one together, you need to keep accurate records. This is important in order to maintain the records that are required by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Additionally, an accurate picture of the income provided by a… Read More »
Property Expenses After An Accident
Walking away from a traffic accident unharmed is something to be thankful for as collision injuries can be incredibly upsetting, painful, and emotional. While it is far better to be coping with property that is damaged or destroyed, there are still steps these individuals will want to take in order to obtain the monetary… Read More »
Is A Limited Divorce Right For Me?
When a couple wants to remain legally married but live their lives separately, they may be interested in a limited divorce. Also sometimes referred to as a bed and board divorce, these legal arrangements allow the two individuals to move toward single lives while they still are legally linked for other reasons, often financial…. Read More »
Vehophobia After A PA Or NJ Accident
When someone has anxiety and persistent fear of a situation, they could be living with a phobia. Particularly if the onset of fearful feelings in those situations present themselves for many months, over six months, for example. It is common for individuals who were in car crashes or witnessed a serious accident to become… Read More »
Protect Text Messages When Pursuing Compensation
People text everyday for a variety of reasons. It is likely common for individuals to text jokes and funny images with friends and family along with trading professional information with coworkers and clients. Because text messages have become such a ubiquitous part of life, sometimes it is easy to forget that these short bursts… Read More »
3 Steps Before A Car Crash Trial
Being involved in a car crash can lead to a variety of legal actions. Of course the best situation is one in which you can walk away from the event unharmed and you are not personally at fault for the damages of another party involved. But if you are involved in an accident that… Read More »
High Net Worth And Child Support
There is no set amount that is connected to the term high net worth when it comes to divorces. But, generally, any marriage dissolution that involves more than a million dollars in net liquid assets is referred to as a high net worth divorce. This means when you subtract liabilities, such as debts and… Read More »