Resources & Program Recordings

Many PA Counties have various problem-solving courts such as, Veterans Court, which is focused on serving Veterans who may be struggling with addiction/substance abuse issues, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Traumatic Brain Injury, or other serious mental health issues, homelessness, reintegration

Going to court can be an overwhelming experience both for landlords and tenants. This presentation will help build knowledge and confidence by guiding you through the process. In addition, this presentation outlines the various duties and obligations expected of both landlords and tenants and how to

The first level of Pennsylvania's Judicial System is the minor courts, also known as the people's court, where individuals can resolve disputes typically involving smaller amounts of money or property. In this presentation, attendees will hear directly from Magisterial District Judges on the

Pennsylvanians for Modern Courts organized an amazing and informative House Judiciary Committee Hearing on juror service. Jury service is an honor accompanying the privilege  of maintaining our democracy. Changes in PA juror service are needed. 

Click here to watch a recording of the forum. 

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When it comes to the sensitive topic of parents and children going to court, better understanding of the court system and your rights will help prepare you for its outcomes. This program will cover three topics of Family Court: Dependency, Divorce, Child Custody, and Child Support. Dependency refers

This course illuminates the organization and procedures of the Pennsylvania Judicial System with the goal of bringing Pennsylvanian's awareness of and confidence in their courts. We will discuss the different subject matters of each court, knowing your way around the courtroom, how judges are

Be a part of court reform in Pennsylvania – PMC Watches expands on Pennsylvanians for Modern Courts’ traditional “court watchdog” role by enlisting a team of Citizen Court Monitors to observe, record and offer recommendations on court proceedings. We need your help to create changes in Pennsylvania

This program will discuss what legal papers you should have in your possession in case an unexpected event, such as illness, accident, or death occurs. These documents will help others take care of you properly if you are incapacitated and unable to communicate your wishes.

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In this presentation, we will navigate the process of dealing with a relative’s estate and will after death, the process and many documents required for completion, and where to go to file documents.

Click here to watch a recording of the workshop. 

Presenter: Carol Sikov-Gross, Esq. 

 

 

 

 

Many PA Counties have various problem-solving courts such as, Veterans Court, which is focused on serving Veterans who may be struggling with addiction/substance abuse issues, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Traumatic Brain Injury, or other serious mental health issues, homelessness, reintegration