The statute, disorderly conduct, can be either a summary offense or a misdemeanor. It depends on how you were charged, and what you plead guilty...

If one has sole physical and legal custody, can they move without filing with the court for permission?

In Pennsylvania, if there is a custody order, the custodial parent must give notice to the other parent before moving. There is a special form for...

When my gram passed in 2007 she left her house to my mother in a will. My mother never paid the inheritance tax or switched the

This situation is all too common. If your mother had a will, the will will determine who serves as executor, and who inherits. If not, as the...

Do grandparents have the right to file for custody of grandchildren if their daughter walks away and father is unfit.

Yes, a Grandparent has the right to seek custody in these circumstances. Although parental rights come before those of grandparents, If you can...

Is a wife able to testify for her husband?

As noted, there is a privilege which means that a Wife (with some exceptions) cannot be forced to testify against a Husband. There is nothing...

Yes, you certainly have a chance to win this. There are differences in the legal standards used for spousal support (support during the marriage),...

How can a landlord remove a tenant from a property? They won a case against me when I sued for removal.

Sitting down with an attorney, who could review the lease and also understand what happened previously is a good idea. Most leases say something...

My childrens father is keeping my kids from me on my scheduled weekend with them. What can I do?

The general rule is that Holidays take precedence over weekends: you are correct that your Thanksgiving visit superseded his weekend, and...

Could I get visitation rights to my child?

As noted, the only way that parental rights can be permanently terminated is through the adoption process. If that did not happen, then you can...

How do you get out of a no right to evict on a deed?

To answer this question, you would need to sit down with an attorney and review the documents. It is not clear what you mean by an "attachment" -...