Family Law & Child Custody Co-Parenting With a High-Conflict Ex On This Page What High-Conflict Co-Parenting Looks Like What PA and NJ Courts Consider The Importance of Documentation Legal Tools Available in Both States Protecting Yourself and Your Children When to Call an Attorney Scott A. Matison, Esq. Family Law Attorney 215 S. Broad Street, Suite 500Philadelphia, PA 19107 P.
Landlord-Tenant Law Philadelphia Landlord-Tenant Law: What to Do Before November 1 On This Page 1. Civil Damages & Penalties 2. Tenant Defenses & Limitations What to Do Before Nov. 1 The Bottom Line Joseph J. Console, Esq. Real Estate Attorney For questions about this new ordinance, or about existing landlord-tenant laws in Philadelphia, contact Joseph Console. P. (267) 603-2493 Joe@ConsoleLegal.com
Landlord-Tenant Law Philadelphia Landlord-Tenant Law: New Rules Starting November 1 On This Page 1. Good Cause for All Tenancies 2. L&I Violations & Rent 3. Anti-Retaliation Protections 4. Tenant Organizing Rights 5. Property Access & Conduct The Bottom Line Joseph J. Console, Esq. Real Estate Attorney For questions about this new ordinance, or about existing landlord-tenant laws in Philadelphia, contact
Family Law & Divorce Can Hidden Assets Impact a Divorce Settlement? On This Page The Foundation: Full Financial Disclosure Is Required What Counts as a Hidden Asset How Hidden Assets Are Discovered How Courts Respond When Assets Are Hidden What to Do If You Suspect Concealment Scott A. Matison, Esq. Family Law Attorney 215 S. Broad Street, Suite 500Philadelphia, PA
When a loved one passes away, real estate is often the most valuable asset left behind. Whether the family intends to sell the property to distribute the cash proceeds among heirs or to pay off the estate’s remaining debts, putting a house on the market seems like a logical and straightforward first step.
When a loved one passes away, real estate is often the most valuable asset left behind. Whether the family intends to sell the property to distribute the cash proceeds among heirs or to pay off the estate’s remaining debts, putting a house on the market seems like a logical and straightforward first step. However, real estate transactions involving a deceased
When a child support order is entered, many parents assume the purpose is straightforward: one parent pays, and that money supports the child. In practice, however, child support is frequently a source of confusion, frustration, and conflict. Receiving parents sometimes feel the amount falls short of what their child truly needs. Paying parents sometimes wonder why they are being asked
Owning property in Philadelphia comes with opportunity. A rowhome might become a duplex. A vacant lot might become new housing. A storefront might become a restaurant, office, salon, daycare, or medical practice. But before any of that can happen, the property owner must answer one important question: Does the Philadelphia Zoning Code allow it? Sometimes the answer is no —
As the school year winds down, many parents are busy making summer plans. Sleepaway camp applications have been submitted, vacation dates are being booked, and sports schedules are beginning to fill the calendar. For divorced and separated parents, however, summer often brings a familiar question: Who gets the time? As a family law attorney, I frequently help parents navigate summer
We’re honored to announce the selection of Scott Matison to the 2025 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers list! This exclusive list recognizes the top 5% of attorneys in Pennsylvania.
When someone dies in Pennsylvania, there are rules about how to sell property, pay off debt, pay taxes, and distribute proceeds to heirs. Here is everything you need to know about how to open and execute a probate case in Pennsylvania, with or without a will.
In a new precedent, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court widened the basis for establishing legal parentage in Pennsylvania custody cases. This is good news for LGBTQ+ parents without biology or marriage who are fighting for custody.