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By now you should have received your final assessment for your home’s value. After opening the dreaded notice, it likely goes one of two ways – hopefully, the assessment is accurate and it’s no big deal,...
We have written a series of blog articles dealing with property tax assessments. Since the final reassessment notices have gone out in the past few weeks, I have talked with a number of people about appealing their...
Legal Issues for Senior Citizens- A Guide
June 14, 2017
According to this worldatlas.com report, Pennsylvania has the fifth highest percentage of residents over the age of 65. As the Pennsylvanian population ages, senior citizens face a myriad of issues they may not have thought...
A recent Pennsylvania case has again confirmed that a unit owner in a condominium or homeowners’ association is required to pay their assessments, regardless of whether they think the association has failed to provide some...
A recent case, Serota v. London-Towne Homeowners Association, dealt with an association trying to alter the voting rights of a unit owner. More broadly, the case gives some instruction on how to amend the governing...