Unlike years past, this year's SHOT Show Town Hall Meeting, which occurred on January 16, 2013, was largely un-noteworthy, even with Obama's execution of his Executive Orders in relation to the Sandy Hook shooting. However, there were a couple noteworthy issues with the most noteworthy issue being listed last. The ATF is working on electronic … Continue reading 2013 SHOT Show Town Hall Meeting
CLEO Signature Requirement to End? Not So Fast…
There has been an overwhelming amount of internet posts and conjecture recently about the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) doing away with the Chief Law Enforcement Officer (CLEO) signature, which is required for any individual Form 1 or Form 4 application. However, the posts and conjecture fail to properly report the status … Continue reading CLEO Signature Requirement to End? Not So Fast…
Support Police Chief Mark Kessler in his 2nd Amendment Preservation Ordinance
I am asking all my viewers to help support Police Chief Mark Kessler in his 2nd Amendment Preservation Ordinance that he will be presenting at 7PM on January 24, 2013, at the Gilberton Borough Council meeting, located at 2710 Main Street, Mahanoy Plain, PA. Concerned about future federal and state legislation that infringes on the … Continue reading Support Police Chief Mark Kessler in his 2nd Amendment Preservation Ordinance
What is a supersedeas?
by Karl Voigt When an insurance carrier files a petition to stop or reduce your workers' compensation benefits, it will usually request a supersedeas. So what exactly is a supersedeas? First, "supersedeas" is Latin for "you shall desist". The carrier is essentially attempting to convince a judge to issue a temporary (or "interlocutory") order to … Continue reading What is a supersedeas?
Time is almost up to upgrade your trust to a Multi-Generational Asset Protection Trust
Last week I posted that for our existing gun trust clients, we have partnered with Attorney David Goldman to amend your trust into a Multi-Generational Asset Protection Gun Trust for $1500.00, which is almost half the regular price. The response has been overwhelming but please remember that this offer is only good through January 1, … Continue reading Time is almost up to upgrade your trust to a Multi-Generational Asset Protection Trust
Series on Adoptions: What Are the Estate Reasons for an Adult Adoption?
By Matthew T. Hovey, Esquire In honor of National Adoption Month (November), I launched last month a ten part series on Adoptions in Pennsylvania. The tenth, and final, piece in this series focuses on the question: what are the estate reasons for an adult adoption? If you are interested in an adoption, I encourage you … Continue reading Series on Adoptions: What Are the Estate Reasons for an Adult Adoption?
Protect Your Firearms for Generation – Amend Your Gun Trust to a Multi-Generational Asset Protection Gun Trust
By Joshua Prince, Esq. With President Obama tapping Vice President Biden to spearhead a new Gun Control Task Force, Philadelphia Commissioner Ramsey (who is not qualified to carry a firearm or wear a uniform and badge, as he is not MPOETC certified) being appointed to that panel, and the vow by Democratic leadership in the … Continue reading Protect Your Firearms for Generation – Amend Your Gun Trust to a Multi-Generational Asset Protection Gun Trust
Can You Vote While Carrying a Firearm in PA?
Last month's election sparked a great deal of questions for us about whether a person could lawfully carry a firearm into a Pennsylvania polling place to vote. Generally speaking, the answer is yes. There is no provision in Pennsylvania's Uniform Firearms Act or any other Pennsylvania law that prohibits a person from otherwise lawfully possessing or … Continue reading Can You Vote While Carrying a Firearm in PA?
Series on Adoptions: Can We Change the Child’s Name?
By Matthew T. Hovey, Esquire In honor of National Adoption Month (November), I launched last month a ten part series on Adoptions in Pennsylvania. The ninth piece in this series focuses on the question: can we change the child's name? If you are interested in an adoption, I encourage you to please return and read … Continue reading Series on Adoptions: Can We Change the Child’s Name?
Series on Adoptions: Can the Parties to an Adoption Agree to Allow Contact Between the Child and the Natural Family?
By Matthew T. Hovey, Esquire In honor of National Adoption Month (November), I launched last month a ten part series on Adoptions in Pennsylvania. The eighth piece in this series focuses on the question: can the parties agree to allow contact between the child and the natural family? If you are interested in an adoption, … Continue reading Series on Adoptions: Can the Parties to an Adoption Agree to Allow Contact Between the Child and the Natural Family?
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