RKG Law

Filing a Petition for Protection from Abuse (PFA) is an incredibly challenging and emotionally taxing process. It often involves navigating complex legal procedures while also managing the overwhelming stress of an abusive situation. For those who are unfamiliar with the process, I encourage you to explore my previous blogs that offer insight into what a PFA is and how the process works.

At RKG Law, we assist many Associations in collecting unpaid assessments, fines, interest and late fees. There are a number of ways that an Association can collect. Usually, we start with a letter. Sometimes we have to go the whole way to foreclosure. When an Association forecloses on a Unit, it needs to understand what happens to any other liens or mortgages that are on the property.

Lancaster County is home to a vibrant craft beer scene, and there’s no better way to experience it than by participating in the Lancaster County Ale Trail. This annual event highlights the talent and creativity of local breweries, inviting beer enthusiasts to explore 29 local craft breweries spread across the county.

Congratulations! You just got a new job promotion at work and they will be paying for your relocation. The fact they are covering relocation means that you can keep your Lancaster home as an investment property. You are on your way to becoming a profit earning landlord. You tell your friend about your exciting news and, to your surprise, he has a friend that is looking for a place. While you do not know this prospective tenant, your friend vouches for him and says the fit would be great. You texted back and forth with Mr. Tenant and he has agreed to pay reasonable rent and everything seems to be falling right into place. Stop right there! You are about to make a fatal mistake of property investment.?

Landlords (and condominium and homeowners associations) are always worried about potential liability for slip and fall accidents. Luckily, the law in Pennsylvania has been very consistent on this issue.

As we are quickly approaching the end of the year, everybody is scrambling to crunch numbers, prepare for the holidays, and set sight for 2025. This is a reminder that business owners in the US with entities that existed before January 1, 2024, must register their Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) with the federal government.?

As the holiday season kicks off, many of us are gearing up for festive family gatherings. These moments of togetherness often spark meaningful conversations—sometimes about joyous memories and future plans, but other times about practical matters like estate planning. After all, the holidays remind us of what truly matters: our loved ones.

The Beneficial Ownership Reporting under the Corporate Transparency Act requires businesses to provide information (including personally identifiable information) to the federal government to combat fraud, terrorism, and money laundering.?However, the passage of this Act has created additional opportunities for fraudsters.