Russell, Krafft & Gruber is pleased to announce the addition of attorney Maranda Moyer, increasing the firm’s roster to 15 attorneys dedicated to providing sophisticated and personalized legal services to Lancaster County and surrounding communities.
Maranda is a Lancaster County
The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission (PHRC) has clarified and expanded the rules that prohibit discrimination in employment, education, housing, commercial property, and public accommodations. The PHRC has defined a number of “protected classes” under the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act (PHRA)
Welcome back to our series on Pennsylvania’s Filial Support Law and its implications for families. In our previous two blogs (Pennsylvania’s Filial Support Law – What is it? and Pennsylvania’s Filial Support Law – Why should you be concerned?
When I look back on the early days of what I have been calling the “COVID times,” one of my key memories is the day student loan payments were paused. On one hand, I was relieved to not have
Many business owners find that once they start one business, it opens the door to many other business opportunities within that market. For example, a successful residential construction company might find that it would be profitable to open their own
I have written many times about service dogs and emotional support animals. Associations and Landlords are flooded with requests for service or support animals, reasonable accommodations, ESAs, PSAs, ADA and the FHA. It seems like any time someone has
This is the second part of our three-part blog series on Pennsylvania’s Filial Support Law. In our first blog, we unraveled the intricacies of this law, and now, we delve deeper into its consequences. Join us as we explore the
Welcome to the first part of our three-part blog series on Pennsylvania’s Filial Support Law. This installment will explore filial support and its implications for adult children. Let’s dive in!
What is filial support?
In Pennsylvania, filial support refers to
Recently, many Lancaster County residents received an email from Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health emphasizing the significance of being prepared for a medical emergency and having the necessary documents, such as an advance directive. In light of this reminder, we
Act 115 of 2022 will amend the Pennsylvania Uniform Condominium Act and the Uniform Planned Communities Act to change the ways meetings and elections are held. In Part One, I listed many ways that Act 115 will help communities.
