Divorce is the legal procedure of dissolving marriage, which changes the legal relationship between two individuals, and dissolves property relations. Marital proper...

Murder is a serious crime, and the law seeks to provide justice to the victim’s family while considering the circumstances and state of mind of the perpetrator...

In the realm of Philadelphia Family Law, the question of whether a judge can deny a divorce and instead mandate marriage counseling is a topic that often perplexes c...

Sexual battery, also known as criminal sexual contact, entails non-consensual sexual conduct without penetration. Consent and sexual battery are crucial, as lack of ...

A criminal record can follow a person for an entire lifetime, affecting his or her ability to find a job, continue with education, or even sign a lease. Even if a c...

Yes, DUI (Driving Under the Influence) is considered a criminal offense in Philadelphia. The specific laws and penalties related to DUI in Philadelphia can vary base...

Diversion programs, also known as pretrial diversion programs or pretrial intervention programs, are a form of pretrial sentencing that helps remedy behavior that ma...

There are many benefits to becoming a lawyer. First and foremost, lawyers are able to help people when they need it the most. They can provide legal assistance and r...

Possession of “illegal drugs” can be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony. A felony is a more severe charge. The prosecutor’s choice will depend on...

Young people under 18 accused of illegal or criminal acts are often dealt with through the juvenile justice system. Although similar to the adult criminal justice system in many ways (procedures in...

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