Are you facing a custody dispute? Fiffik Law Group, PC child custody attorneys can help protect the best interests of you and your child. We have the experience and dedication that get results. Child Custody and Support Issues surrounding children — custody and support in particular — can be some of the most contentious elements in a divorce, but it serves your children best if you can work things out. We’ll help you understand things like how child support is calculated and how judges make decisions about parenting time. We'll also help you prepare for your hearing, conduct yourself during the hearing, and work together with the other parent to achieve the best possible arrangement for you and your children. Child Custody Experience We have effectively represented hundreds of clients in actions involving both contested and amicable child custody cases. Our child custody attorneys understand these cases are often highly emotional and can be profoundly consequential to our clients and their children. Our attorneys ensure that each client understands the strengths and weaknesses of their particular case so they can make the best parental custody decision for themselves and their families. During the last three decades, our custody attorneys have represented hundreds of clients in cases involving: Visitation Custody Shared Custody Supervised Visitation Relocation to Different County or State Allegations of Child Abuse and Neglect Paternity Special Needs Children Grandparent Visitation Non-Parent Visitation If you are thinking about filing a divorce, parenting plan modification, non-parental custody action, paternity case, or other family law action involving child custody, we invite you to contact our firm for a consultation appointment with a custody attorney. To get you started with the process, you can download and send in our child custody questionnaire below. CHILD CUSTODY QUESTIONNAIRE To learn more about how to file for custody, what to do to prepare for court hearings, how the court makes custody decisions, and more, download our Pennsylvania Child Custody Guide. CHILD CUSTODY GUIDE Experience & Ex. Calculating Child Support in Pennsylvania Child support in Pennsylvania is calculated by a mathematical formula set forth in the law, although the court may deviate from the formula based on special circumstances. There are four main factors that affect the amount of child support payable in Pennsylvania: The physical custody schedule of the child(ren) The number of children covered by the support order The monthly after-tax income of each party Certain additional expenses the parties may incur for the care of the child(ren) To calculate child support, first, determine the combined monthly net income of both parents and use that figure to determine each parent's percent contribution to the combined monthly income. Take that percentage, use the Pennsylvania Basic Child Support Obligation Guidelines to find the applicable Basic Child Support Obligation based on the number of children subject to the order. Then, multiply the Basic Child Support Obligation by the obligor's percentage of the combined monthly income to determine the preliminary monthly basic child support obligation. For example, if the father (obligor) has a monthly net income of $5,000 and the mother (obligee) has a monthly net income of $3,000, the combined monthly net income of both parents is $8,000 ($5,000 + $3,000 = $8,000). The percentage of each parent’s contribution to the combined monthly income would then be 58% for the father ($5,000 / $8,000 = 58%) and 42% for the mother ($3,000 / $8,000 = 42%). In our example, we will assume that this couple has two children, which means that the Basic Child Support Obligation would be $1,795. To determine how much the obligor parent is required to pay in child support to the obligee parent, multiply the Basic Child Support Obligation ($1,795) by the obligor’s percentage of the combined income. In our example, the father is the obligor, so the Basic Child Support Obligation is multiplied by the father’s percentage of the combined income ($1,795 x .58 = $1,041.10). You can use this tool from the Pennsylvania Child Support Program to help estimate child support.

(412) 792-0078 Register The Workshop Our Attorneys Date & Location Who Should Attend FAQ COMPLIMENTARY ESTATE-PLANNING WORKSHOP Will or Trust: Which One Is Right for You? A plain-English workshop in Bensalem on Thursday, November 5 — learn how wills and trusts work, how to avoid probate, and how to protect your family. ✓ Complimentary — no obligation ✓ Seating limited to 30 ✓ Two session times Presented by estate planning attorney Ben Shotten . Bring your spouse or a family member — just let us know so we save both seats. Reserve your seat Complimentary · Registration required Full Name* Email* Phone ZIP Code Which session? Nov 5 · 10:30 AM Nov 5 · 6:00 PM Bringing a guest? Just me Me + a guest (2 seats) Reserve my seat WHAT YOU'LL LEARN An hour that can save your family years of stress You’ll leave understanding the difference between a will and a trust — and which one (or both) fits your family and goals. How to avoid the costs and delays of probate Leave an estate protected from a beneficiary’s divorce, creditors, and addictions Keep your estate in your bloodline Solve the challenges of second marriages and blended families Provide for a child with special needs without jeopardizing their benefits How to get started with a personalized plan Save my seat ABOUT THE FIRM A Pennsylvania firm families have trusted for decades Fiffik Law Group has counseled Pennsylvania families and businesses on estate, elder-law, and related matters for more than 30 years. Michael E. Fiffik, Esq. Managing Partner · Fiffik Law Group, PC Michael leads Fiffik Law Group as its Managing Partner, having built it into a full-service Pennsylvania firm serving families and businesses statewide. Admitted to the Pennsylvania bar in 1992 (J.D., University of Pittsburgh), he brings more than three decades of experience guiding clients through estate, business, and real-estate matters. Pennsylvania Super Lawyer, 2011–2024 AV Preeminent (Martindale-Hubbell) Avvo 9.5 PA & Allegheny County Bar Fiffik Law Group’s attorneys have been featured in The New York Times, CNN, CNBC , Kiplinger, and U.S. News. Your workshop presenter : Ben Shotten, the firm’s estate planning attorney, focuses on wills, trusts, powers of attorney, probate avoidance, and elder law — and regularly leads these educational workshops in plain English. DATE & LOCATION Two convenient times — pick what works When Thursday, November 5 Session 1 — 10:30 AM Session 2 — 6:00 PM Complimentary · registration required · seating limited to 30 Where Hampton Inn & Suites Philadelphia/Bensalem 3660 Street Rd, Bensalem, PA 19020 Save my seat WHO SHOULD ATTEND This workshop is for you if… You don’t yet have a plan — or aren’t sure your old one still works You have a blended family or second marriage to plan around You want to protect a loved one with special needs You want to spare your family probate and keep decisions private You’re helping a parent get their affairs in order You simply want plain-English answers from an attorney COMMON QUESTIONS Good to know before you come Is it really complimentary? Yes — the workshop is free to attend, with no cost and no obligation. Registration is required only because seating is limited to 30. Can I bring my spouse or a guest? Absolutely. Please register both of you (choose “Me + a guest”) so we save two seats and don’t oversell the room. What’s the difference between the two times? The same workshop is offered twice that day — 10:30 AM and 6:00 PM. Choose whichever fits your schedule. Will this be a sales pitch? No. It’s an educational session. You’ll learn how wills and trusts work and how to get started if you choose to — there’s no pressure. Do I need to bring anything? Just yourself and any questions. If you’d like, jot down what you hope your plan accomplishes for your family. Seating is limited to 30 — reserve your seat Join attorney Ben Shotten in Bensalem on Thursday, November 5. Complimentary, with no obligation. Reserve my Seat Call (412) 792-0078 Fiffik Law Group, PC 150 N. Radnor Chester Road, Suite F-200, Radnor, PA 19087 · [[(800) 555-0100]] · Serving Bucks & Montgomery counties Attorney Advertising. This page is an advertisement for legal services by Fiffik Law Group, PC, responsible attorney Michael E. Fiffik, Esq. (Managing Partner), licensed in Pennsylvania. Presenting attorney: Ben Shotten. The information here is general and educational, not legal advice, and no attorney–client relationship is created by attending this workshop or submitting this form. The workshop is complimentary and carries no obligation. [[Insert Pennsylvania bar’s exact required disclaimer/identification wording.]] © 2026 Fiffik Law Group, PC. All rights reserved.

Maria Buren Associate Attorney Maria was admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania in 2025 after earning her Juris Doctor from Widener University Delaware Law School. She joined Fiffik Law Group the same year, bringing with her several years of experience in Plaintiff’s Personal Injury law and litigation. BAR ADMISSIONS & EDUCATION Pennsylvania, 2025 J .D. Widener University Delaware Law School, 2025 B.A. Point Park University, 2019 AREAS OF PRACTICE Litigation, Personal Injury

Planning for the succession of a business is one of the most overlooked aspects of business planning. Your business needs a plan for every situation you could encounter in your future. Business Subscription Legal Plans Our subscription plans are designed for entrepreneurs from start-up to millions in annual revenue who are ready to add strategic, guided legal support focused on brand and business development. If one of these applies to you, please consider one of our plans: You think the only time you need a lawyer is for a lawsuit. If you avoid working with a lawyer until you’re in a lawsuit, that’s like solving all your medical problems in the emergency room. The fear of high billable rates gets in the way of getting the advice you need. You don’t know who to call about a particular issue. You don’t have enough time to figure out who to call for a legal issue. You’d like your employees to be able to call an attorney and not bother you with every legal issue. You get all your legal advice from Google or free online forms. (You get what you pay for). Our clients operate a diverse range of ventures including commercial & residential real estate investors, restaurants, entertainment venues, medical practices, medical service providers, dental practices, independent consultants, accounting practices, retail stores, construction firms, trucking companies, crane operators, childcare providers and many franchises. Each subscription plan offers unlimited legal advice, business coaching and strategy, document review, and other benefits for a monthly, predictable investment to support the growth of your brand and business. We can also customize a plan to fit your specific needs. Its time to make better, more informed decisions for your business. SCHEDULE YOUR CONSULTATION Start-Up/Early Stage Business Advisor $500/Month 1 Business Entity Single Member; Owned by Spouses Located in PA No Employees LEARN MORE Real Estate Business Advisor $1,000/Month 1 Business Entity Single Member; Owned by Spouses Located in PA No Employees LEARN MORE Growth Stage Business Advisor $1,250/Month Up to 3 Business Entities Multiple Owners Located in PA Up to 10 Employees LEARN MORE Mature Stage Business Advisor Up to 5 Business Entities Multiple Owners Located in PA Up to 50 Employees $2,500/Month LEARN MORE All Plans Include: ✔ Unlimited Calls ✔ Review Business Legal Documents ✔ Letters on Behalf of Business ✔ Business Formations ✔ Employment/HR Advice ✔ 10% Discount on Additional Services Terms & Conditions

Wills The thought of writing a Will can be scary, but think about how happy you would be knowing everything is set and in order! Our trusted attorneys will help you obtain a Will so that you can make sure to have it completed. Writing up a Will can be a dreadful process, so might as well let us help you get it over with. Get Your Estate Plan Started Today Fill out our online questionnaire. Once it's submitted, one of our estate planning attorneys will contact you for next steps. GET STARTED Reasons to Have a Will A Will is a written declaration of the desired distribution of your assets following your death. Die without one, and the state decides who gets what, without regard to your wishes or your heirs’ needs. If you die without a Will, the law deems that you have died “intestate”, meaning that you have left no instructions as to how you want your assets to be distributed and by whom. In addition, the court appoints an administrator, who may not be the person of your choice, to distribute your assets. Spouses may not be entitled to all of your assets, and partners without the benefit of marriage, stepchildren, unadopted children, and friends are all excluded under Pennsylvania intestacy laws. A Will enables you to: Direct the management and distribution of your assets Make gifts to a non-family member such as a partner, friend, stepchild, or unadopted child Select a person of your choice to manage your Estate (Executor) Select for the care of your minor children (Guardian) Select a person to handle the financial management of your minor child’s inheritance (Trustee) Select the age at which your child receives an inheritance without a trustee Distribute your Estate in unequal shares among your children based upon need or other factors Make specific gifts of real estate, a business, or personal property such as collectibles, sporting goods, vehicles, jewelry, or family heirlooms to family members or friends Make a gift to your favorite charity Creating a will and getting started with your estate plan is one of the most thoughtful things you can do for your loved ones. If you're considering taking that first step towards protecting your family, contacting one of our experienced estate planning attorneys is a great place to start.

As your Pittsburgh elder law attorney, we can help you with Medicaid planning, estate planning, wills and trusts, and many other legal matters involving older or disabled persons. Elder Law and Guardianship Our compassionate, caring and experienced attorneys help seniors and their family members navigate the difficult and complex journey of planning for their future. Our services protect you with the preparation of wills, powers of attorney, and medical documents. Our elder law attorney team focuses on assisting seniors and others with special needs – and their respective families – with asset protection and care planning. We also focus on many of the other complicated legal issues faced by seniors and those with disabilities. Nursing Home Decisions Learn More Cost of Nursing Home Care Learn More Nursing Home Neglect Learn More Caregivers Learn More Experience and Confidence Over the years, our Elder Law & Guardianship attorneys have successfully helped our clients navigate the world of eldercare and the planning required to be comfortable with late-life living situations. Planning for this stage of life is the most commonly overlooked and procrastinated aspect of estate planning, or life-planning in general, that we see. People often think they have all the time in the world to plan for these situations, but they sneak up on you quicker than you'd think. These are some aspects of eldercare we think you should consider: Caregivers: More than ever before, caregiving is becoming a significant part of everyday life for millions of families throughout the United States. As our population ages, more families are providing care for older adults at home, and an increasing number of people will require such care in the future. Nursing Home Decisions: Often, an aging parent or family member with a disability requires an intensive level of care and around-the-clock supervision, something that a caregiver is realistically unable to provide singlehandedly. That's when it might be time to start considering nursing homes or other alternative living situations that can help provide care. Medical Planning: Do you know what type of health care you would want if you became too sick to tell the doctor yourself? It's something most people don't want to think about but becomes a necessary planning step in your late-life estate plan once you reach that stage in your life. It's important to plan ahead for those situations because you definitely don't want to stumble into a medical situation underprepared. Medical Assistance Planning: As you research senior living options, you’ll discover not only are there different types of communities , but there are different types of financial and admission agreements as well. Understanding the complexities of financial planning for this stage of life will help you make an informed decision and create a smarter plan for the future. Late-Life Estate Planning: Failing to leave a plan for an estate means leaving loved ones unprepared for the decisions they will have to make, as well as the possibility of state and local laws creating obstacles in intended inheritance. Find out below how our elder law & guardianship attorneys can help you or your loved one navigate through this stage in life and make some very important decisions. Protecting Your Home from Nursing Home Costs Long-term care is expensive. As of 2022, the average cost of nursing homecare in Pennsylvania is over $12,000 per month. Health insurance and Medicare generally don’t cover long-term care. As a result, many become concerned over how they’ll pay for nursing care in the event they need it. Will they be forced to spend all their life savings and even sell their home to pay for care? Medical assistance is available to pay for nursing care. More than seven in ten nursing home residents in Pennsylvania utilize Medicaid assistance to cover the cost of care. Unlike other forms of Medicaid assistance, recipients of Medicaid for long-term care in nursing homes must pay back the amount they receive. The State can even recover from the assets of the recipient’s estate after death. This is especially concerning for individuals hoping to leave their home to their loved ones. Although owning a home (if it’s the applicant’s primary residence) generally won’t affect eligibility to receive Medicaid, the State can recover its costs by placing a lien on the home. A common strategy to avoid a lien is to transfer title to the home to the applicant’s children before applying for assistance. While this strategy may sound simple, it comes with significant risks. The timing and means of the transfer require careful planning. If you want to protect your home from nursing home liens, we recommend using a Life Estate Deed or House Trust. Download our free guide to learn more about how to protect your home and retain many of your home ownership rights for as long as you desire.

Planning for the succession of a business is one of the most overlooked aspects of business planning. Your business needs a plan for every situation you could encounter in your future. Succession Planning and Dissolution Every successful business owner has to deal with the subject of succession planning sooner or later. Who will take the reins when you leave? In business succession planning, time is either your ally or your enemy. You can spend time planning for succession during your active business lifetime, or postpone planning and wait until the more chaotic, uncertain, and expensive succession planning that typically occurs after a life-changing event or post-mortem when the choice is no longer yours. Think that succession planning is just a matter of selling your business? Think again. Finding a willing and able buyer for any business is rarely just a matter of hanging up a "for sale" sign. Our attorneys have worked with a wide range of businesses, including family-owned enterprises, to plan for succession or sale. We can help you strategically position your business to maximize its value and ensure a smooth transition during ownership changes. Local businesses sold to national retailers Joint ventures and real estate acquisitions for commercial properties Sales involving co-branding arrangements Business sales with complex contracts and real estate Purchases of bars and restaurants Transactions involving national franchises Partner buy-outs and subsequent business sales Business and real estate sales following litigation settlements

If you're planning to file for divorce in Pennsylvania or require help with a family law issue, our experienced family law attorneys are ready to help you. We provide counsel on divorce, child custody, and guardianship among others. Family Law We understand that the breakdown of a marriage is one of the most traumatic events one may experience. The emotional, financial, and social ramifications can be severe and long-lasting. Our attorneys have litigated many family law cases in area courts since 1981. However, we also believe that the courtroom is not the only place to resolve the complex and sensitive issues that are commonly found in family law matters. Recognizing that every client and case is different, we advocate the use of collaboration and mediation to resolve family disputes. We endeavor to provide reliable, informative, and practical counseling and strong, competent, and effective advocacy while remaining conscious of your goals and needs for yourself and your family. Divorce Learn More Child Custody Learn More Prenuptial Agreements Learn More Why a Pennsylvania Prenup Is Only Half the Story: The Case for Wills and POAs Fiffik Law Group, PC May 14 2 min read Protecting Your Pennsylvania Business with a Prenuptial Agreement Fiffik Law Group, PC Mar 25 2 min read The "Fairness" Factor: How Pennsylvania Law Views Prenuptial Agreements Fiffik Law Group, PC Mar 17 3 min read Pregnant and Working? Understand Your Rights as an Employee Fiffik Law Group, PC Aug 18, 2025 3 min read Sending Them Off to College: Legal Prep for Parents (and Students!) Fiffik Law Group, PC Jul 10, 2025 6 min read

If you've been hurt on the job in the Pennsylvania area, you need a workers' compensation lawyer to help you protect your rights. Our team of experienced Personal Injury attorneys is ready to help you pursue maximum workers' compensation. Workers Compensation We advise and represent injured workers all over the State of Pennsylvania and help them get the benefits they deserve. Getting injured on the job can be one of the most stressful experiences you can go through. Injured workers often find themselves quickly overwhelmed by not knowing what to do, confusing paperwork and not knowing how to handle phone calls from the employer and their insurance company. Employers and their insurance companies are less interested in your physical health and their fiscal health. As a result, they are going to try and steer you to cheap medical care that they control and try to reduce the chances of you receiving the workers comp benefits to which you may be entitled. Almost every worker in Pennsylvania is covered by the Workers’ Compensation Act. This law provides injured workers with a range of benefits, including wage loss and payment of medical bills for treating work injuries. That means that if you’ve been hurt on the job, you could very well be eligible for benefits. Injuries We've Handled Fiffik Law Group Attorneys have handled cases involving a wide range of injuries including: Back strain, bulging, and herniated discs Broken bones Loss of limbs Concussions and closed head injuries Injuries resulting from work-related motor vehicle accidents Carpal tunnel and other repetitive trauma injuries Lacerations and other injuries to the face and neck resulting in scarring Exposure to industrial chemicals Injuries resulting in death Are Injuries at Work Holiday Parties Compensable?  Fiffik Law Group, PC Dec 16, 2025 5 min read Workers' Comp Can Pay for Medical Cannabis Fiffik Law Group, PC Mar 21, 2023 1 min read $85,000 Recovered for Sign Installer Injured at Work Fiffik Law Group, PC Feb 28, 2022 2 min read OSHA VACCINE MANDATE: What Does That Mean For You? Fiffik Law Group, PC Nov 5, 2021 3 min read Work-Related Injuries up 9.5% in 2017 Fiffik Law Group, PC May 8, 2018 2 min read

Laura Devine Associate Attorney Laura was admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania in 1993 after graduating from Duquesne University School of Law. She joined Fiffik Law Group in 2017 after accumulating years of experience in the legal field. Laura provides legal counsel for her clients in matters involving Family Law, Civil Litigation, Landlord-Tenant Law, and Personal Injury. Laura Devine graduated from Duquesne University School of Law in Pittsburgh. She began her career as a general civil practice associate and subsequently opened her own private practice, representing clients in various matters. She has served as an arbitrator, private divorce mediator, and is licensed in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. BAR ADMISSIONS & EDUCATION Western District Pennsylvania, 1993 J.D. Duquesne University Law School, 1992 AREAS OF PRACTICE Family Law, Civil Litigation, Landlord-Tenant Law, Personal Injury

Assault charges are serious matters that shouldn't be taken lightly. They require a serious line of defense. Talk to an experienced criminal defense attorney, specializing in assault charges, and begin planning for your future. Assault Assault cases often involve parties with a personal history, complex fact scenarios, and conflicting witness statements. For defendants, penalties can be severe, so it is important to work with an experienced criminal defense attorney who can protect your rights. Our experienced criminal defense attorneys represent many different types of people at different stages in their lives, including college students, professionals, and others who are confronting the legal system for the first time with cases involving simple assault, bar fights, domestic assault, and more. We understand that getting charged with assault can be frustrating, intimidating, and overwhelming. You may wonder what penalties you may face, how much it will cost, whether you will lose your license and how a criminal conviction could impact your future. Simple Assault and Aggravated Assault The decision on whether to file charges or not is often left to the discretion of the police officers investigating the assault. There are times that police officers will seek guidance from the district attorney's office and file assault charges based upon the recommendations of the district attorney. In many instances, unless a case is clearly self-defense, the police often file Simple Assault or Aggravated Assault charges against some or all of the participants in the fight. At the scene, officers make initial credibility determinations as to which people or witnesses that the officers believe are being truthful. Officers may not believe that a person actually acted in self-defense, and thereby file charges. In other situations, if the officers are simply not sure whether or not self-defense was lawfully applied, many officers and district attorneys adopt an opinion that a jury or judge should hear all the pertinent evidence and then decide whether or not self-defense was appropriate under the circumstances. If you are charged with Simple Assault or Aggravated Assault, you should contact an experienced criminal defense lawyer. Self Defense Self-defense, also called "justification" in Pennsylvania, is an affirmative defense, meaning that the person charged with Simple Assault or Aggravated Assault must present some evidence, from whatever source, to justify consideration of the self-defense issue at trial. Technically, the person charged with assault does not need to actually prove that he acted in self-defense, but the person must present some evidence that supports the defense in order to allow a judge or jury to consider the defense at trial. This means that the criminal defense attorney may present evidence, such as testimony from either the defense or another witness, to support the self-defense claim, or the criminal defense attorney may be able to raise the self-defense issue by cross-examining prosecution witnesses. Again, it does not matter what source the evidence supporting self-defense comes from, as long as some evidence is presented. The decision as to whether or not sufficient evidence was presented of self-defense to allow a judge or jury to consider the issue is determined by the judge at trial. If the person presents some evidence to show self-defense, then the district attorney must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the person did not act in self-defense. If the district attorney disproves that the person charged with Simple Assault or Aggravated Assault acted in self-defense, then the judge or jury will convict the person. However, if the district attorney fails to present sufficient evidence to disprove the self-defense claim, then the person charged with assault must be found not guilty. Domestic Abuse Domestic Abuse Those facing allegations of domestic violence could be facing charges of assault, aggravated assault, and battery. If the crime is against a family member or partner, then the charges may carry extra weight in some cases. WHAT CONSTITUTES DOMESTIC ABUSE? While your charges may not specifically read "domestic violence", Pennsylvania defines domestic abuse as certain crimes against household members, family members, former partners, parents, children, siblings, etc. The following actions may constitute domestic violence and lead to criminal charges: causing or attempting to cause bodily injury rape sexual assault simple assault or aggravated assault false imprisonment child abuse A police officer may make an arrest if there is sufficient cause to believe that you committed involuntary manslaughter, simple assault, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, terroristic threats, or stalking against a family member as defined above. So even if the officer did not have a warrant, the arrest may still be valid. That said, your defense lawyer will examine the circumstances of the arrest when handling the case. CONSEQUENCES OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CHARGES The criminal penalties you're facing will depend on the specific charges levied against you. A conviction for involuntary manslaughter may carry more severe penalties than a conviction for simple assault, for example. In any domestic violence case though, the victim of the alleged domestic violence may file a petition for protection. This may order you to abstain from: further acts of abuse returning to the victim's household entering the victim's residence, workplace, or school It may also contain orders for temporary custody and payment of support to the alleged victim. Even if you believe yourself completely innocent, do not violate the terms of any court orders granted following the alleged abuse. This could further complicate the case and lead to additional penalties. BUILDING A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DEFENSE Your lawyer will examine the case details to help you determine possible defenses to whichever charges you are facing. Some possible defenses include self-defense, such as if the alleged victim attacked you, causing you to use force to defend yourself. Provocation might be a valid defense in certain cases as well. In some cases, the violence was merely a mistake. If there's evidence that you did not intend to physically assault the alleged victim, it might be a valid defense. An example might be if you mistakenly struck the individual when turning around, not knowing they were present behind you. Other possible defenses include insanity and proving that the alleged incident for which you are charged never took place. Discuss each possibility with your attorney, who can help you create a strategy for approaching the charges levied against you.

Fiffik Law Group, PC has been serving the Pennsylvania area since 1980 with measurable success. We pride ourselves on a history of excellence, ensuring only the highest quality service. About Our Firm We empower individuals and businesses to take control of their future through strategic legal counsel. We guide our clients in making informed decisions that align with their values and goals. We believe that if you don't act for yourself, someone else will, and it might not reflect your intentions or be in your best interest. By providing personalized and comprehensive legal services, we ensure that our clients' legacies, businesses, and real estate transactions are thoughtfully structured to meet their unique needs, fostering peace of mind and security for generations to come. Meet Our Team MEET OUR ATTORNEYS MEET OUR STAFF JOIN OUR TEAM