What are the Most Common Juvenile Crimes?
In the state of Pennsylvania, a juvenile is a child under the age of 18, or someone under the age of 21 who committed a crime when they were...
DUI Checkpoints: What You Need to Know
DUI checkpoints are not something everyone has experienced. They are typically only set up in the evening when people are more likely to drink and...
Pennsylvania’s Intestacy Laws: Everything You Need to Know
As an estate planning law firm, we at Pike Law have encountered numerous cases where people have passed away without a will or trust. We’re often...
The Different Types of Drug Charges
After years of experience as a criminal defense law firm, Pike Law understands that even a single drug charge can have extensive ramifications on...
10 Different Types of Trusts
A trust is a legal arrangement where someone creates a legal entity (the trustee) to hold and manage assets for the benefit of another person (the...
5 Estate Planning Assets You Can’t Put Into Your Will
A will is one of the most basic estate planning tools. It’s used to decide how you want your assets distributed to your surviving loved ones after...
Felonies Vs. Misdemeanors: Understanding the Key Differences Between the Two
Crime is categorized and recorded based on seriousness, and two of the most common terms you may deal with if you face a criminal charge are...
When is it Illegal to Search Your Car in Pennsylvania?
Searching cars is a common practice for law enforcement. Police officers often search cars when gathering evidence or solving crimes. They can...
What is a No-Contest Clause in Wills and Trusts?
One of the worst things that can happen after passing away is for your family and friends to fight over your assets. Even now, you may already see...
Defending Your Rights: John B. Pike’s Experience in Criminal Defense in NEPA
Facing criminal charges can be an incredibly daunting experience, one that requires a strong legal advocate to safeguard your rights and freedom....