Author Archives: Kevin Hand
Can You Modify Alimony in Pennsylvania?
Alimony orders are designed to provide financial support to a former spouse, typically after a divorce. But what happens if life circumstances change? Can you modify alimony in Pennsylvania? The answer is yes, under the right conditions. Financial arrangements aren’t always set in stone. Pennsylvania law allows for alimony modifications in certain situations, but… Read More »
Recovery Options for Sales Reps Injured on the Job
For many sales representatives, driving is a major part of the job. This could be due to meeting clients, attending events, or making deliveries. Unfortunately, time on the road also means an increased risk of car accidents. When a sales rep is injured in a collision while performing work duties, the path to compensation… Read More »
4 Ways a Simple Claim Gets Complicated
Often people believe an injury claim will be straightforward following a car accident or a slip and fall event. If the other party was clearly at fault, it may seem like a simple process to file a claim, submit medical bills, and receive fair compensation. Unfortunately, what starts as a seemingly basic claim can… Read More »
When Primary Care Providers Help (or Hurt) Your Injury Case
After being injured in an accident, whether a car crash, slip and fall, or workplace incident, your first instinct might be to see your primary care provider (PCP). This makes sense. Your PCP knows your medical history, you’re familiar with their office, and it feels like a natural step toward recovery. In many cases,… Read More »
Differences Between No-Fault and Fault Divorces
Understanding your legal options is essential when ending a marriage. In Pennsylvania, divorcing spouses can file for either a no-fault or fault-based divorce. While both paths lead to the dissolution of marriage, the processes, motivations, and outcomes can differ significantly. Have a conversation with a Bucks County family attorney to learn more about the… Read More »
Investment Properties and Divorce
Real estate held as an investment can turn a straightforward divorce into a complex financial exercise. Market value, cash flow, debt, tax exposure, and management responsibilities will all need to be assessed. If you or your spouse own rentals, short-term vacation units, or commercial spaces, planning early with a Bucks County family attorney can… Read More »
Left-Turn Accidents, Fault, and What Drivers Need to Know
Whether it’s at a busy intersection in Bucks County or a suburban roadway in nearby New Jersey, making a left turn puts drivers in a vulnerable position. These crashes can lead to serious injuries, vehicle damage, and legal questions about who is at fault. Taking time to recognize why these accidents happen and how… Read More »
The Hidden Costs of Settling Too Fast
After a car accident in Bucks County, you may be dealing with pain, vehicle damage, medical appointments, and time off work. In the middle of that chaos, an insurance adjuster might contact you with a settlement offer that sounds appealing. After all it’s fast cash, no long legal process, and one less thing to… Read More »
Legal Options When a Child Refuses Visitation
When a court orders a custody or visitation arrangement, it’s with the expectation that both parents (and the child) will follow it. But what happens when a child begins to resist or outright refuse visitation with one parent? This can be an emotional and complex issue for everyone involved. Talking to a Bucks County… Read More »
When a Parent Quits a Job to Avoid Support in Pennsylvania
Child support is designed to ensure that children have the resources they need to thrive, regardless of their parents’ relationship status. Unfortunately, some parents attempt to avoid their financial responsibilities by quitting a job or reducing work hours. Voluntary underemployment is something Pennsylvania courts take seriously. If you’re facing a child support dispute involving… Read More »