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Vacation during the summer is a very large point of contention between separated parents. Custody orders can only deal with so much and the rest is left up to the parents to attempt to work together. In central Pennsylvania, the norm is two non-consecutive weeks of...
As another 4th of July holiday and ensuing weekend approaches, beware of DUI checkpoints and roving patrols through the state of Pennsylvania. Even if your home county has not announced a DUI checkpoint, there will still be police patrolling the roadways. Since it...
Once again, how does this seem reasonable? We just blogged a few weeks ago about a child driving drunk adults home and here is yet another case of it: An Australian man who was drunk allegedly allowed his seven year old son to drive them home. Police stopped the...
Shared physical custody seems to be getting more and more popular these days. And why not?? Parents want to spend time with their children and children want to spend time with their parents. However, it can be harder then it looks. Having shared physical custody...
Everyone knows that using a designated driver when you are going out on the town for a night of drinking is smart and practical but two Louisiana women don’t seem to understand the concept. Police in Kenner, Louisiana received a phone call about a SUV being driven...
By a 5-4 vote, the U.S. Supreme Court has upheld a Maryland law that allows police to collect DNA, without first getting a warrant, from persons who are arrested. The Court’s majority wrote that when officers make an arrest and brings the suspect to the station to be...
Some food for thought this Memorial Day Weekend The National Traffic Safety Board (NTSB) just announced their recommendation to lower the blood alcohol content (B.A.C.) limit from .08 to .05 for those operating a motor vehicle. Only ten years ago, on September 30th,...
While very useful documents, General Power’s of Attorney grant a large amount of power to the agent. They have the power to act for you in any circumstance, without having to show why you are unavailable to be there for yourself. The article below evidences the...
On April 23, 2013, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania adopted Rule 1915.11-1 which formally ends the ability to appoint a Parent Coordinator in Pennsylvania Custody Cases. The rule will go into effect on May 23, 2013. A parent coordinator was allowed to make minor...
All walks of life are impacted, not just Joe Sixpack as evidenced below: Veteran Sportscaster AL Michaels was recently arrested for a DUI after allegedly making an illegal U-turn to avoid a DUI checkpoint in California. Travis County, Texas District Attorney Rosemary...