Applying for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits can be a complex and frustrating process, especially for those unfamiliar with the strict requirements. The Social Security Administration (SSA) has specific eligibility criteria. Minor mistakes in your application or insufficient evidence can result in delays or outright denials. Understanding frequent pitfalls and knowing how to navigate the system can significantly improve your chances of approval.
FAQs about Agreed PFAs
Summertime Co-parenting Tips
Summer is almost here; can you believe it? What should be a fun, carefree time for kids can be sad, stressful and full of anxiety for divorced or separated couples and their children. Navigating the summertime as a divorced couple can present unique challenges, especially when co-parenting with an ex and managing various schedules of separate households. But do not fear, we are here to share five tips to help you sail smoothly into this summer season.
Establishing a Business Entity
If you are considering starting a new business, you may be unsure about whether it is worth the effort to take the formal step to create a separate business entity. Maybe you work as an independent contractor or consultant, or maybe you do part-time freelance work as a side-hustle and want to make sure that you protect yourself. Even if you are convinced that you should have a separate entity, what type of entity you should choose – a Limited Liability Company or a corporation?
Whatever your situation, deciding to set up a formal business entity may not just be a good idea; it may be the best business decision you ever make.
When is a Release from Liability, not a Release?
It’s a situation everybody has been in – we are excited to participate in a local race, activity, or fundraiser, but when we show up to register for the event, we are told that we are required to sign a document releasing the property owner and event organizer from any liability for injuries we suffer during the event.
These types of releases are sometimes legally effective. However, Pennsylvania courts often view them with scrutiny. For example, in Degliomini v. ESM Productions, Inc. and City of Philadelphia, 253 A.3d 226 (Pa. June 22, 2021), the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decided that in one situation, this type of release was against public policy and therefore invalid.


