Greensburg Pennsylvania Legal Blog
Estate planning can start with a few simple steps
People feel the need to get their final affairs in order at different times in life. Some people may do a little estate planning after having a baby because they want to name a guardian, and over the years, it may become apparent that more planning is needed. For some...
Substantial debt may need to be addressed through bankruptcy
Though it is no one’s idea of a favorable situation, it is common for people to face debt issues at some point in their lives. Some Pennsylvania residents may have the ability to handle those liabilities themselves and get back on track, but others may face...
Local Bononi & Company Lawyers Earn Top Honors
Attorney Marco F. Sylvania has been selected to The National Trial Lawyers: Top 40 under 40. Marco’s practice focuses on Criminal Defense and Personal Injury. His experience ranges from arguing before the Pennsylvania Superior Court, United State’s District Court,...
Setting up on S-corp may save you money at tax time
When deciding on the type of legal structure a new business will take in Pennsylvania, there are many different factors to consider. Business owners are often most concerned about liability in the case of a lawsuit or the business going bankrupt. This compels many to...
Do I Need a Lawyer for a DUI?
The legal system is full of dangers that Defendants would not be aware of unless they first consult with a lawyer. Mandatory jail time, license suspensions, and losing your right to possess a gun are important to learn about before you go to court.
Debunking the most common estate planning myths
There are many misconceptions when it comes to estate planning. Some people believe they’re too young to even think about putting a will in place, while others believe they are too old or their assets are too insignificant. However, estate planning is essential for...
My child’s other parent is moving out of state. What are my options?
Custody agreements are made based on what is in the best interests of the child. If custodial parents decide to move out of state after a child custody agreement is finalized, this can cause a lot of confusion. Knowing what is in the best interest of the child can be...
How Chapter 7 and 13 differ
People in Pennsylvania may find themselves struggling with high levels of debt for a variety of reasons. A job layoff, a divorce, an unexpected medical event that results in excessive out-of-pocket costs and more are just some of the factors that contribute to serious...
Can Bankruptcy Stop Foreclosure in Pennsylvania?
The short answer is yes. Yes, bankruptcy can immediately stop a foreclosure. A bankruptcy can stop the foreclosure all the way until the sheriff sale. If you file bankruptcy to stop a foreclosure typically you will file a chapter 13 bankruptcy. It is important to have...
Do I Need an Attorney to File Bankruptcy in Pennsylvania?
Yes. Yes you do, is what anyone who has gone through a bankruptcy with an experienced attorney will tell you. However, the short answer is no. An attorney is not necessary to file a bankruptcy. Although the success rate of bankruptcy cases filed without an attorney is...
