Miranda Rights in Pennsylvania
Recently, the Supreme Court made a decision that affects all or our rights, and specifically, our Miranda Rights. From every cop show in America, we know them by heart, because they’re always a version...
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How To Look Up A Criminal History For Free In Pennsylvania
You can look up a criminal history for free in PA using these simple websites! Hi friends! It’s Jaimi, and we get this question a lot. People are led to believe that only...
Should I Talk To The Police? What If I’m Innocent?
Remember friends: If you are arrested, you do NOT need to speak to the police. In fact, ANY time that you think a police officer thinks you’ve done something wrong, you can invoke your...
Criminal Procedure: Lesson III
Whether to have this hearing at the District Magistrate level or not is up to the client. As the client you are the one to choose whether you will have this hearing or whether you decide against it. Our job is to provide you counsel; our job is not to make your decisions for you. Call MATTHEW C. PARSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW for your legal needs.
Criminal Procedure 101: Lesson II
Try to remember that this system is designed to determine who is a criminal and to punish that person by putting him/her in a cage for a long time. These people, while they may be kind to you and encourage you to talk, are not your friends.
Jury Duty
Let’s talk about being on a jury. Jury duty might upset your schedule, but it is not a task to take lightly. Read on for more information!
Testifying
This blog post is about how we prepare you for testifying in court.
Venango County, PA Child Custody Procedures
Venango County, PA Child Custody Procedures: I practice family law in several different counties. My home county is Venango County. The City of Franklin is where the courthouse sits and where all of one’s Child Custody hearings will be held. There are three hearings that one may go through when litigating custody in Venango County. Before litigating, you may want to consider taking advantage of my office’s free consultation. In that we can talk about the likelihood of entering into a Consent Order. For more information, call our office at (914) 758-5659
What do we charge?
Lots of people ask what we charge, friends. For your reference, we are mid-level in terms of rates in the area. For example, divorces range from $500 for a straight, no fault divorce, up to $2,000 if you’d like to add services, such as equitable distribution, or child custody.Â