What kind of lawyer deals with special need pooled trusts?

Contact an elder law or estate planning attorney who has experienced in drafting special needs trusts. He or she can advise you if it is not too...

When an elder in custodian care was deprived of proper care with an intent of fraud and malice, can it be an elder financial

Possibly, but much more information is needed. I suggest you gather all of your evidence and meet with an attorney that brings civil suits for...

If she is charged with a loitering and prowling, trespass, or any crime, contact a criminal defense lawyer. The police should have called her...

Shoplifting first offense - summary citation in PA

If this is your first offense and it is a summary, most counties there are options available to you which may enable you to avoid a conviction if...

What I think you mean by "inheritance trust" is an estate planning tool. Generally a testamentary trust can be an irrevocable trust or revocable...

Question about theft of services and if you can get ard twice?

In my county, you cannot get ARD twice. Your defense with the cell phone doesn't sound that great as I am sure the cab driver wanted cash payment...

I lent my friend $18000 to start up a bit coin mining business. He never paid me back

I would suggest that you pursue this with a lawyer. A lawyer can advise you on the whether or not you have a chance of recovering, in what court to...

Why can a lawyer still practice law after being charged with multiple felonies?

He can probably still practice until the PA Disciplinary Board make a decision to suspend his license. I am not sure if the D Board waits until...

What do I do if a former employee owns me money.

Attorney Ezold is correct. You may have a claim under the PA Wage Payment and Collection Law. You could hire a lawyer to pursue the claim but it...

Legally, How do the police charge individuals with crimes? What are the legal guidelines in doing so and where can I find them?

As stated thoroughly by the other panel attorneys, people are not to be charged without probable cause which is a fundamental principal. That being...