Northeast Adoption & Child Welfare Summit
Adoption | November 1, 2016
Learn more about Trinity Law’s participation in the Northeast Adoption & Child Welfare Summit in 2016 at Calvary Church in Lancaster.
Individual Resources
At Trinity Law, we help guide individuals and their families through the complexities of the legal system. Our attorneys assist with Social Security Disability claims and estate planning. We also specialize in family law issues, including divorce, protection from abuse (PFA), custody & visitation, and adoption.
With offices throughout central PA, our team of lawyers are ready to help. Contact us to schedule an initial consultation.
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Change in Separation Requirement for No-Fault Divorce
Divorce, Family Law, Individual | October 24, 2016
The separation requirement time for a no-fault divorce changed recently, resulting in both positive and negative consequences.
Youth Worker Wage and Hour Laws
Employment, Individual | October 14, 2016
So you have youth workers working for you? Sure, they are inexperienced, but they have a lot of energy and cost a lot less as well. So, what are the wage and hour laws for youth workers? Some of the answers may surprise you. The federal law dealing with this issue, called the Fair Labor […]
Youth Workers: What Work Are They Allowed To Do?
Employment, Family Law | October 6, 2016
We all know, to one degree or another, about stories of how children were forced to work many long, hard hours at and near the turn of the last century especially. What you may not know, however, is that Pennsylvania’s most recent child labor laws were passed in 2012. The Pennsylvania Child Labor Act of […]
Do I Need a Lawyer at a Support Conference?
Divorce, Family Law, Support | September 16, 2016
The calculations performed at a support conference are complex, and having a lawyer present to represent your best interests is crucial.
Divorce: Dividing Retirement Accounts
Divorce, Family Law, Individual | September 16, 2016
Often retirement accounts make up the bulk of assets divided during divorce proceedings. A Qualified Domestic Relations Order may be required.