My husband recently passed away and his children are taking me to probate court for furniture? Do they have just cause to remove

If the furniture was acquired during the marriage, the children probably have no rights. If this is something he owned before the marriage, you...

If a Grandparent has emergency custody and we are finding out this grandparent is not fit, can we file for emergency custody

Either Grandparent can seek custody of the child, where the child is at risk due to abuse or neglect. The first question is whether there is a...

Will I go to jail for my first dui?

There are a number of options which you have. One, which allows first offenders to avoid jail, is called ARD. Basically, you are on probation for a...

Im on probation I signed papers to serve 2 years of probation I was sentenced in October2011 shouldn't my time be done

You need to review the sentencing order - or talk with the attorney who represented you in the case.

Is it legal for the plaintiff to officially serve the defendant on a voicemail message?

I agree with the previous answers, and will add that payday loan collectors are notorious liers. It is unlikely that they have filed an actual...

Can my parental rights be taken away for being on probation?

First, this does not sound like a situation where you would lose all of your parental rights. The Court will decide what is best for the child,...

What is the statue of liminatations for theft of property valued at $54,000 in PA?

The civil statute of limitations isn't an issue here, since you already have a judgment. If you are asking about a criminal charge of theft, the...

Do I need an attorney

You may have rights to the home, in the context of a divorce action. The Divorce Code says that marital property includes property acquired between...

Yes, if there is a judgment against one of the owners, it is a lien on his 1/2 of the property, and could affect the home. There is a different...

Does alteration of an existing will by the substitution of one beneficiary for another, invalidate the will?

I agree that you need to have an attorney review the situation. This could either be construed as a revocation of the entire will, or as a failed...