Author Archives: Kevin Hand
Eggshell Rules and Pre-Accident Health Concerns
If you’ve been hurt in an accident in Pennsylvania or New Jersey and already had a medical condition beforehand, you may be wondering whether that history will impact your personal injury claim. The answer lies in a legal concept known as the eggshell plaintiff rule. Have a conversation with a Bucks County personal injury… Read More »
Fault, Liability, and Rental Cars
Whether you were driving a rental vehicle, struck by one, or involved in a multi-vehicle collision that included a rental, determining liability and securing compensation in Pennsylvania or New Jersey can be complicated. When you meet with a Bucks County personal injury attorney, they can share with you how fault is assessed. This conversation… Read More »
Misconceptions About Common Law Marriage and Legal Recognition
Common law marriage is one of those legal concepts that sparks a lot of confusion. For instance, many Pennsylvania couples assume that living together for a certain number of years automatically grants them the same legal rights as married couples. But the reality is far more complex. Speak with a Bucks County family attorney… Read More »
How a Parenting Coordinator Can Help During High-Conflict Disputes
When parents separate or divorce, the most difficult issues often center around their children. In high-conflict custody cases, even seemingly minor decisions, like which school the child attends or whether they can join a new sports team, can lead to heightened stress for everyone involved. In these situations, a parenting coordinator can be a… Read More »
Understanding UM Coverage in PA and NJ
Uninsured motorist (UM) coverage is a crucial part of protecting yourself on the road. Even though all drivers are legally required to carry insurance, many still drive without it, or with too little. If you’re injured in a crash caused by one of these drivers, uninsured motorist coverage can help ensure you’re not left… Read More »
Are All Support Payments Monthly?
Financial support may be part of your divorce agreement, and many people assume that these payments will be made monthly. While that’s often the case, it’s not the only option. In Pennsylvania, the timing of support payments can be flexible, depending on the parties’ needs and the court’s approval. Discuss the different support payment… Read More »
Vocational Rehabilitation and Your Recovery
Suffering a serious injury in an accident can turn your life upside down. Beyond the immediate medical care and recovery, many individuals find that their ability to return to their previous job is compromised. When an injury limits your capacity to perform the work you once did, vocational rehabilitation may be a vital part… Read More »
How Legal Marijuana Use in NJ Can Affect PA Custody Cases
As marijuana laws continue to evolve across the country, legal discrepancies between neighboring states can complicate family law matters, especially when it comes to custody. In the Bucks County area, it’s not uncommon for co-parents to live across state lines, with one parent residing in Pennsylvania and the other in nearby New Jersey. But… Read More »
Legal Strategies for Protection When Divorcing a Narcissist
If you are facing a divorce from a narcissist (or someone you believe fits that description) it’s crucial to prepare with smart legal strategies that protect your well-being and long-term interests. Exiting a marriage involving someone with narcissistic tendencies can be emotionally and legally overwhelming. Individuals who are self-centered, manipulative, or thrive on control… Read More »
Can Grandparents Seek Custody or Visitation?
Family transitions, such as divorce, separation, or the loss of a parent, can lead to grandparents wondering what rights they have to remain involved in their grandchildren’s lives. In Pennsylvania and New Jersey, both states recognize the important role grandparents can play, but the laws surrounding grandparent custody and visitation are specific and must… Read More »