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How Do Pay Stubs Prove Wage Loss?

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

When you suffer an injury due to someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation for lost wages. This is important because income recovery allows injured individuals to access funds they would have earned if they had not been hurt. A Bucks County personal injury attorney can inform you of your rights and… Read More »

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Premises Liability and Third-Party Accountability in Bucks County

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

Visiting businesses, public places, and private properties is part of daily life. When you do this, you have the right to expect a reasonably safe environment, yet injuries due to wet floors, poor lighting, faulty stairs, and inadequate security can and do occur. Premises liability laws are in place to provide a path for… Read More »

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Tight Spaces and Accident Risks

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

Little to no room to maneuver is the reality of some driving spaces. From packed parking lots to bumper-to-bumper highway traffic, confined areas create unique dangers for drivers, passengers, and even pedestrians. When an accident happens in these situations, injuries can be severe, and securing fair compensation can be difficult. Have a conversation with… Read More »

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Are PIs Part of Injury Claims?

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

Private investigators, which are commonly referred to as PIs, may be involved in an injury claim. Many people are surprised to learn that this happens, yet insurance companies often hire PIs to gather evidence that could justify reducing or denying a claim. Should you be in a situation where you feel you may be… Read More »

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Divorce When You Own a Family Business

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

Family businesses have specific concerns when a marriage ends. Business ownership impacts property division, spousal support, and financial stability, making it essential to understand how Pennsylvania law applies. Whether the business was started together or brought into the marriage by one spouse, its future must be carefully considered during divorce proceedings. As a business… Read More »

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The Impact of a New Partner on Custody and Child Support

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

Entering a new relationship after a divorce can be an exciting experience, but it can also bring about significant changes. This is true not only for an individual’s personal life but also in their custody and child support arrangements. Family courts prioritize the well-being of the child, and introducing a new partner, especially one… Read More »

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Parameters of a Full Settlement

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

Many people do not fully understand what constitutes a fair and complete settlement. Instead, an injured party hears the term full compensation and simply assumes they are receiving everything they are entitled to after an accident. But just because an Insurance company offers you a settlement quickly and tells you it is complete, that… Read More »

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5 Different Types of Tailgating Accidents

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

Tailgating accidents are often lumped together as simple rear-end collisions, but the reality is far more complex. The term tailgating can actually refer to a handful of different accident scenarios, each with unique legal and insurance considerations. If you’ve been injured in a tailgating-related crash in Pennsylvania or New Jersey, share the nuances of… Read More »

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What is Matrimonial Taxation?

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

Going through a divorce can bring an array of financial concerns to the forefront of people’s minds. One often-overlooked factor is matrimonial taxation, which refers to the tax implications associated with marriage and divorce. Have your specific concerns addressed by speaking with a Bucks County family attorney. Fully comprehending tax consequences is crucial for… Read More »

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Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With in Pennsylvania?

By Kevin L. Hand, P.C. |

One common question parents who are splitting up ask is whether their child can decide which parent to live with. The answer depends on several factors, including the child’s age, maturity, and best interests. While a child’s preference can be considered in some Pennsylvania custody cases, it is not the sole determining factor. Contact… Read More »

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