If you have a Pennsylvanian commercial vehicle driver's license and a job that involves driving, you have a lot at stake if you get convicted of a DUI-related crime. In fact, you have much more at stake than anyone else on the road who isn't also a commercial driver.
Is your former spouse hostile as a co-parent? Follow these tips
It's difficult to successfully co-parent when your ex-spouse is hostile. Even if they only act out every now and again, it's enough to bring massive amounts of stress to your life.
Know how to recognize parental alienation
When Pennsylvania residents divorce, the process can sometimes be more complicated if people are trying to find a good solution for their children. In some situations, one parent may realize that his or her ex-spouse is trying to keep the children away from him or her permanently.
What kind of drugs might you see at college?
When you start college in Pennsylvania, you may think the only questionable substance you will encounter is alcohol. However, there are many substances you might encounter on a college campus and some of them can have serious consequences for your health, as well as lead to possible drug charges.
New year, clean slate in Pennsylvania
Many people see the start of a new year as an opportunity to wipe the slate clean and start again. Thanks to a new law that took effect in Pennsylvania last month, many people with histories of arrests or convictions will be able to seal criminal records so that landlords and employers, among others, will no longer be able to access them. The law goes by the name Clean Slate because that is essentially what it does for the people it affects.
What are the differences between burglary and robbery?
In Pennsylvania, there are numerous types of charges that are related to theft crimes. Not all of them carry the same weight, either. Marinaro Law Firm is here to illustrate important differences in two types of theft crime: burglary and robbery.
What should you know about marijuana in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania is one of many states that allow you to purchase marijuana for medical reasons. However, there are still strict limitations regarding the sale, purchase, and consumption of this plant. Breaking laws related to marijuana can still result in steep penalties.
