Why do Lancaster County Employers Deny Workers’ Comp Claims?

By Dennis L. Plank, Attorney. Workplace injuries can significantly impact an individual's physical and financial life. In addition to the pain and suffering, injured employees may also face lost wages and expensive medical bills. In Lancaster County, workers hurt on the job are eligible for compensation under the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act. However, some employers may deny these benefits, intentionally or unintentionally. Under PA…

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The Role of Trusts in Sound Estate Plans for Families

By Angela M. Ward, Attorney The term “Trust” is often misunderstood. Some Trusts are put in place to protect wealth, but Trusts also provide a range of practical benefits and can be used by parents in almost any income bracket. Parents with children under the age of 18 or individuals who are responsible for people with special needs should explore the value of Trusts to…

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Tips for Long-Distance Custody Agreements

By Robert M. Going, Jr., Attorney Every parent wants to be close to their child and spend as much time with them as possible. But sometimes, life doesn't always work out that way. Separation or divorce can make things more challenging by creating long-distance parenting situations. For parents who have to develop long-distance custody arrangements, being aware of a few key factors can ensure…

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The Social Security Disability Claim Was Denied: What’s Next?

By Dennis L. Plank, Attorney Filing a Social Security Disability (SSD) claim in Pennsylvania can be complex and time-sensitive. Once a claim has been submitted, the Social Security Administration (SSA) may request additional information or documentation within a short timeframe. If a claim is denied, the applicant has just sixty days to file an appeal. Therefore, it is crucial to promptly respond to any…

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Custody Agreement: Which One is Right for Your Family?

By Robert M. Going, Jr., Attorney Divorce is never easy, especially when children are involved. One way to make the process less stressful for the kids is to figure out the best custody arrangement for all parties. A well-written agreement reduces emotional tension and provides a solid foundation for the future. However, negotiating the terms of a custody agreement is almost as stressful as…

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Wills and Estates After a Parent’s Death

By Angela M. Ward, Attorney Losing a parent is hard, even if children are grown. However, knowing what to do when that day comes can help ease the difficulty. While dealing with grief can be burdensome, handling the legal aspects of a parent's estate doesn't have to be overwhelming. This article was created to help adult children in Central Pennsylvania understand how to satisfy…

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