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Should You Accept a Personal Injury Settlement?

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

It is common for personal injury cases to end with a settlement, often before the dispute is in court. The settlement offer comes typically comes from the insurance company of the liable party or, in some instances, from the liable party themselves. It can be tempting to accept a settlement. After all, it can… Read More »

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Understanding Divorce Mediation

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

During a divorce, many spouses find themselves exhausted from the emotional and financial toll of the process. Continuing this process through a court procedure may not be the best solution for everyone. In some instances, the best path to settle a divorce is to opt for divorce mediation. To determine what is best for… Read More »

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What Happens When a Parent Doesn’t Pay Child Support?

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

In a divorce settlement, it is common for there to be a monthly payment from one parent to another to help with the expenses of raising a child or children. This payment is called a child support payment. Typically the custodial parent, the one who cares for the underage youth the majority of the… Read More »

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Driving When Sleep Deprived

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

It is common for people to not get enough sleep. When prioritizing work and personal commitments, rest and sleep often get put on the bottom of the list. But, sleep deprivation can lead to big problems, including car accidents. If someone feels tired, extremely tired, and goes about their day-to-day life without considering the… Read More »

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Preparing for a Pennsylvania Divorce Court Appearance

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

Going to court can be an unpleasant experience. But, for a successful result of your case, sometimes going to court is necessary. A Bucks County divorce attorney can help you prepare. Review Documents and Deposition Reviewing your documents will help you to be more confident and can help to secure the results you are… Read More »

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Speeding Trucks Put Others at Risk

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

When commercial truck drivers are in a rush to get to their final destination, many of them speed. In some instances, there are even financial incentives for some drivers to deliver cargo as quickly as possible. But when truck drivers are speeding they create more risk for themselves and others on the road, particularly… Read More »

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Emergency Room Mistakes

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

When an individual is injured or very ill, they typically head to an emergency room. It is common to feel exposed, vulnerable, and scared when visiting a hospital, especially if the visit happens because of a traumatic event such as a car accident or a heart attack. In these emotionally distressing times, we trust… Read More »

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Parenting Coordination Rules in Pennsylvania

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

When parents separate and divorce, children are impacted. There are changes to daily routines and long-term plans. Not only can the changes themselves be disruptive, but the parents who are sharing custody can find themselves fighting over custody arrangements as well. Parent coordinators can help. What Is Parenting Coordination? In some cases, when there… Read More »

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Getting Your Finances Ready for Divorce

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

Preparing for a legal separation or a divorce can be confusing and emotional. One of the areas of your life that will need to be addressed when a marriage is ending is the family finances. Unsure if you and your spouse have a legal reason for divorce? Here is a list of grounds for… Read More »

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Occupational Disease and Workers’ Compensation

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

When you work with others, germs can spread. While sicknesses can move between coworkers, it is common knowledge that a case of the common cold or the flu are not reasons to file a compensation claim. That said, there are times when a workers’ compensation claim is needed. This is true when you develop… Read More »

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