Is there a confession of judgment form package available for Buck County PA

You can find these and many other Bucks County civil forms here: http://www.buckscounty.org/government/rowOfficers/Prothonotary/Forms.aspx

Where is the property, and where was the mortgage foreclosure action: Pennsylvania or New Jersey? If you're asking about PA law, don't worry...

Is it illegal to date and have sex in the state of Pennsylvania?, And can he be charged with a crime if he get's me pregnant?

Not illegal in Pennsylvania: the age of consent is 16 years old. From a father of three, though, here's some further free advice: at this...

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If you were his attorney what would you do for him in this case. What do you think is not being done?What should I do to help hi

It's sounds like your brother is stone-cold busted, and his attorney has very little to work with -- especially with a recorded confession. At...

How to avoid license suspension in an under age drinking case?

You make sure the District Court doesn't send any guilty finding to PennDOT, that's how. And the way to do that is to beat the citations in...

Ineed info on rule 45cfr303.11b5

Here's the relevant portion of the Regulation you cite: TITLE 45--PUBLIC WELFARE CHAPTER III--OFFICE OF CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT (CHILD...

I fell down the stairs in a Florida rental condo. The stairs were next to the bathroom. Who is responsible?

You can contact the condominium association to see if there are regulations about such lights or gates, but I doubt there are any. You could...

In Pennsylvania, the statute of limitations for sexual crimes against children does not start running until the victim turns 18. The major sex...

I live in pa, can a credit card company take money out of my bank account?

Yes, if it has a judgment against you. Judgment creditors are permitted to garnish bank accounts in Pennsylvania. You can claim exemptions,...

Can I begin bankruptcy on my own and then get a lawyer involved and how much can I save myself by doing so?

Anyone can file for bankruptcy -- or represent themselves in any court -- without an attorney. Of course, you get what you pay for. And remember...