Camp Hill Legal Blog
DACA holds up in Supreme Court, but still raises questions
After three years of ongoing efforts by President Trump and his administration to eliminate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, the Supreme Court ruled on June 18 against such a move, upholding the protections the program gives to immigrants who...
Modifying child support in Pennsylvania
In the time since your divorce, things have probably changed. You probably have a new home, a new schedule and a changed relationship with your child. You may also have a new career. If the changes in your life have come with a change in you or your ex’s ability to...
Supporting your next chapter through divorce
Divorce is often viewed as and usually feels like, a negative thing. While it can be extremely challenging, divorce may also be the right decision for your family. Fortunately, divorce is not just about ending a marriage. It also is an important stage in preparing...
Am I guaranteed half of all shared assets in the divorce?
The division of property during a divorce can be one of the most contentious parts of the entire process. For couples who already have a hostile relationship, asset division can become rather ruthless. To ensure you receive a fair share of your assets, you may need to...
Custom craft your divorce with collaboration
You and your partner have decided to go your separate ways. You’re not looking forward to heading to the courtroom to hash out your divorce, and thanks to some adjacent options, you may not have to. Collaborative divorce relies on your willingness to resolve the split...
6 things that may happen during an ICE workplace raid
Recently, President Trump announced that the federal government intends to resume immigration sweeps. These raids may occur in immigrant communities, public places or jobsites. While the thought of an immigration raid at your place of employment may be frightening,...
What is an H-1B visa?
If you are an immigrant living in Pennsylvania, you may wish to look into the H-1B visa program as a way to gain long-term temporary access into the United States by one or more of your family members. Understand, however, that your family member will need to...
Cash payout in divorce vs. waiting for the 401(k) to vest
Financial matters are some of the most contentious aspects of divorce. Dividing assets, cash and debts is overwhelming and may make even the most even-tempered person get hot. One of the hotly contested categories of financial strife during divorce is money held...
Entrepreneurship can create a path to a green card
The midterms have just passed, but it won’t be long before campaigning for 2020 elections kicks in. No doubt, many candidates will talk about how small businesses drive the U.S. economy. Turns out immigrants play a significant role in the creation of small...
Walking the path to a healthy divorce
If you are contemplating divorce but dreading it at the same time, you are not the only one. However, do not make the mistake of believing everything negative you see and hear about divorce in the media and from friends and family. Although many divorces are...
