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Should You Include Pets in Your Estate Plan?

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

Pets bring love, companionship, and joy into our lives. They are not merely animals, but members of the family. If something happens to you unexpectedly, however, their future may also be in question. You can ensure your pets are taken care of even if you can no longer provide that care by including them… Read More »

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Why Hire a Lehighton Workers’ Compensation Lawyer?

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

The workers’ compensation system in Pennsylvania is designed to help employees obtain benefits for their medical expenses and a portion of their lost income after becoming hurt in a workplace accident. Many employees make the mistake of thinking that because there is a system in place, they will receive the benefits they are legally… Read More »

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How Long Does it Take to Obtain Workers’ Compensation Benefits?

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

If you have become hurt during a workplace accident, you may know that you can claim workers’ compensation benefits for your medical expenses and a portion of your lost income. You also likely need those benefits right away, as your medical bills pile up and you cannot return to work to pay for them…. Read More »

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What Do Workers’ Compensation Benefits Cover?

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

If you have been injured in the workplace in Pennsylvania, it is critical that you understand your rights and the benefits you are entitled to. If you do not know your rights, you may not obtain full benefits, or any benefits at all, which could cause you further harm in the aftermath. Under state… Read More »

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Where Should You Store Your Will?

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

Your Last Will and Testament forms the foundation of your estate plan. While you may choose to create other estate planning documents, your will outlines how you would like your property distributed after you pass away, and names the guardian for your minor children. It is critical to create a will during your lifetime,… Read More »

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FAQs About Child Custody in Pennsylvania

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

If you are going through a divorce or have a separate custody dispute, you likely have a lot of questions. One reason it is so important to work with a Lehighton family lawyer is so that you can get the answers you need to your questions and be fully prepared for the proceedings. Below,… Read More »

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What are the Requirements for Private Adoption in Pennsylvania?

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

Adopting a child is a blessing for the entire family. However, the process of welcoming a new child into the family can be quite complex. It is not uncommon for people to face a number of challenges along the way. Understanding the process can make everything much easier, as can working with a Carbon… Read More »

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Why are Gray Divorces Increasing?

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

When people think of divorce, they often imagine younger couples ending their marriage, particularly if they have not been married for a long time. There is a new phenomenon, though, known as gray divorce. A gray divorce is one that occurs when a couple is over the age of 50 and they divorce after… Read More »

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Common Myths About Workers’ Comp Busted

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

Many people in Carbon County do not understand how the workers’ compensation system in the state works. As such, when they become hurt at work, they are unsure about what to do next and the rights they have to workers’ comp benefits. The fact that there are so many myths floating around about workers’… Read More »

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Study Shows Common Reasons for Divorce

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

Like all other states in the country, couples wanting to end their marriage in Pennsylvania can file on the basis of no-fault. A no-fault divorce does not mean that the two spouses are completely amicable or not in conflict. It simply means that neither formally blames the other for the breakdown of the marriage…. Read More »

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