Superior Legal Services

FORECLOSURES ON THE RISE https://www.parealtors.org/foreclosures-rise-in-january/

Our deepest sympathies go out to all involved in today's tragedy. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Families of the Fallen Troopers, the Pennsylvania State Police, the Trappe Fire Department, and the Community at large.

Cons of Using Public Defenders They are often overworked and underpaid for the work they do. ... They may carry more than 100 cases at any given time. ... They have fewer time resources to commit to any one case. ... They may be unable to properly advocate for some defendants. ...... They might not be able to afford an investigator. Call Superior Legal Service and Know Your Options. Always a Free Consultation. 215-486-1000.

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MORATORIUM IS OVER - CALL AND SPEAK TO A CONSUMER DEFENSE ATTORNEY WHILE YOU HAVE TIME, 267-585-3785.

Upon the expiration of the moratorium at the end of this month, notices of eviction and foreclosure will again be able to be sent. This begins a process that takes time, but that ultimately concludes with our fellow Pennsylvanians being removed from their homes. Homeowners and Renters need to get in front of this...call Superior Legal and speak with an Experienced Attorney TODAY...267-585-3785.

The Attorneys at Superior Legal Services have been doing just this for almost 40 years!!! Luckily, it’s easyand freeto talk to us at 267-585-3785 & http://www.superiordocspa.com We’ll talk to you about your financial situation and let you know exactly how we can help. If you’d rather not make a phone call, you can just send us a message - email your question to [email protected] and we’ll get back to you quickly! We hope to hear from you soon!

What to do when you receive the complaint A copy of the complaint will be served by the Sheriff. Do not try to hide from the sheriff, since he or she will keep trying, sometimes at different times of day or night. After you receive the complaint, you will have 20 days to respond. At this point, you will need to file a response to the complaint, a process that an attorney can help with. Before you respond to the complaint, it's important to do the following: 1. Get your plan ready. 2. Hire someone with experience in this field. 3. Get all of your documentation together, including documents concerning actions taken by the credit card company and/or collection agency that you think were improper or unfair.