It is, unfortunately, quite common for domestic violence Restraining Orders in New Jersey, and Protection from Abuse (“PFA”) Actions in Pennsylvania, to be filed between parents of minor children. Typically, if there are no custody orders between the parents,...
We’re The Answer You’ve Been Looking For
Blog
Are pre-existing injuries or conditions covered by workers compensation in New Jersey or Pennsylvania? The answer may surprise you.
If you live in the Lehigh Valley Area of Pennsylvania or the Warren and Hunterdon County area in New Jersey, chances are you are an active person. Statistically, with all active people, there most often will be some injury to a body part. Whether you are at a picnic...
Purchasing a Home
If you are purchasing a home, especially if you are a first time home buyer, is important to hire an attorney to represent you. Because the purchase of a home is the largest investment of most people’s lifetime, you want to make sure that you are getting all that you...
Do not tap that retirement to pay debt… Consider bankruptcy
When... Your mounting bills become too much handle You do not have sufficient regular income to pay those recurring bills Your savings account is empty ...it is only natural to consider paying those bills out of funds held in a retirement account – such as a pension,...
How NJ Court Delays are Impacting Your Case
On February 7, 2023, the Chief Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court indefinitely suspended certain civil trials and family trials in six Counties due to the shortage of judges in the State. WWGR’s Managing Partner Scott M. Wilhelm discussed this issue on WFMZ...
The Request for Reconsideration: Next Steps After a Social Security Application Denial
If your Application for Social Security disability benefits was denied for medical reasons, the next step in the process is to file a type of appeal called a “Request for Reconsideration.” A common mistake in the disability application process is failing to file a...
Child Custody in Pennsylvania and New Jersey : Texting
Courts throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania expect and require that both parties involved in a custody matter should co-parent and communicate with one another in the best interests of their children. The two most common forms of communication between co-parents...
