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Tips When Going Through a Divorce in Carbon County

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

Divorce is a complicated and emotionally taxing process. If you are ending your marriage, you may face many obstacles and your case may quickly become a long and bitter legal battle. To make sure that your transition is as smooth as possible, it is important to know the potential hurdles and create effective solutions…. Read More »

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Can Employees Refuse an IME?

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

If you have been injured while on the job, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. There are many requirements you must fulfill when filing a claim, though, and attending an independent medical examination (IME) may be one of them. Receiving notice of an IME is alarming for many reasons. Below, our Lehighton… Read More »

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What Estate Planning Documents Do You Need?

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

Estate planning requires a number of legal documents. The documents you should create will depend on your own personal situation and wishes. Below, our Carbon County estate planning lawyer outlines a few of the most important estate planning documents to draft, as well as their uses and benefits. A Will  Wills are one of… Read More »

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FAQs About Workers’ Compensation in Pennsylvania

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

If you have been hurt at work, you likely have a lot of questions. The majority of employers in Pennsylvania are required to carry workers’ compensation to protect employees. After suffering an on-the-job injury, workers’ compensation will cover your medical expenses and a portion of your lost income. These claims are governed by many… Read More »

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Avoid These Six Mistakes During Divorce

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

When going through a divorce, there is a lot to do, and many things to think about. During such an emotional time, you may also have to meet with your lawyer several times, and you may even be preparing for court. This is a hectic time, and it leads to many people making mistakes… Read More »

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Steps to Take After a Workplace Injury

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

If you have been injured on the job, it is natural to feel unsure of what to do next. The steps you take after a workplace injury, though, are extremely important. You may be eligible for workers’ compensation but it is critical that you protect your rights so you receive the maximum benefits available…. Read More »

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How to Avoid Probate in Pennsylvania

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

Probate is a court-supervised process that happens after someone passes away. During the probate process, the estate of the deceased is opened. The property within the estate is then analyzed, creditors can make claims to recover debt, and assets are distributed to beneficiaries. While sometimes necessary, probate is a lengthy process and it can… Read More »

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Can You Choose Your Own Doctor During a Workers’ Compensation Claim?

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

You never expect to go to work and suffer a serious injury while you are there. In Pennsylvania, it happens all too often. Fortunately, most employees in the state are protected by workers’ compensation. Workers’ compensation will provide you with benefits for your medical expenses and a portion of your lost income after sustaining… Read More »

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When Should You Review Your Will?

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

Drafting your will is a very responsible thing to do. However, you should not simply create your will, store it, and forget about it. Your will dictates how your property is distributed after you pass away. It can also serve other important purposes, such as outlining a guardian for your minor children. Generally speaking,… Read More »

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Can Children State a Preference in Custody Cases?

By Kim M. Gillen, P.C. |

It is true when they say that divorce is hardest on the kids. If your child has stated that they would rather live with you or their other parent, you may wonder if a judge will take their preference into consideration. You may think that if your child’s preference is taken into consideration, it… Read More »

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