Receiving a court summons is a cause for concern for many people. If you’ve received a summons to Magisterial Court, you likely have questions and at Latoison Law, we have answers. When you receive the summons, it’s important to comply with the directive, including showing up on time and being prepared for your case.
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Where Is District Court 32-1-20?
You can find this courtroom at 529 Penn Street, Chester, Pennsylvania 19013 and it’s convenient to Interstate 95. There is parking in a lot by the building, but be careful, as the spaces aren’t marked off. However, parking is free. If you have questions for the court, the phone number is 610-876-2151.
What Kind of Cases are Heard In Magisterial Court?
The Magisterial Court handles a variety of cases, from preliminary hearings for criminal cases to traffic violations, including reckless driving, driving without a license, speeding more than 30 miles per hour over the speed limit, and failure to stop at stop signs and red lights. Criminal cases may include cases of assault or battery, domestic violence, or any other crimes that occur within the jurisdiction of the court.
If there is a dispute between a landlord and tenant, these cases will also come before a judge, as well as small claims, minor lawsuits with damages under $12,000.
Do I Need a Lawyer For Magisterial Court?
It’s always wise to have legal counsel if you have to appear in a courtroom. The judge and the prosecutor may not always have your best interests at heart, and if there’s a dispute between you and another party, you need an advocate that fully understands the law on your side.
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Your lawyer will work for you, representing your interests and doing their best to prove your innocence, reduce any traffic fines you might owe, or, in cases of minor lawsuits, ensure that you have all the documentation you need for your case.
Latoison Law has expertise regarding the conduct of criminal, civil, and traffic proceedings. Because the field of criminal law is complex and constantly changing, a lawyer well-versed in criminal law can advocate for you. Our attorneys have our clients’ best interests in mind when providing representation, especially at the district court level and throughout the pre-trial process.
It’s Not Too Late to Retain Legal Services!
At Latoisin Law Firm, we’re committed to our clients every step of the way. We’re experts in the legal field, and we put that expertise to work for you. If you have been given a scheduled court date for a preliminary hearing, now is the best time to get into contact with a professional defense attorney. Give us a call or message us for more information 610-999-1439. We can schedule a consultation and are able to do it remotely, via Zoom Meetings, if needed.
