If you’ve received a summons before this court, it can be one of three types of cases: civil, landlord/ tenant, or traffic. You’re probably nervous and have many questions. Do you need a lawyer? Will you have to pay a fine? Will you lose your license? Will you go to jail?
Luckily, a Delaware County lawyer can help you with answers, and advocate on your behalf in front of the judge. A lawyer works just for you and will help you gather the information that you need to help make your case stronger. They can also defend you against someone seeking a lawsuit or if you’ve received a traffic citation. To ensure the protection of your rights and responsibilities as a landlord, you should retain the services of a landlord attorney who has knowledge of the rental laws in the state of Pennsylvania.
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Magisterial district courts have jurisdiction over criminal charges and preliminary hearings for criminal charges, misdemeanors, and felonies – basically, and types of crimes that occur within their county. These types of hearings and criminal charges can be things like firearm violations, drug possession, assault, and battery, or DUI.
These courts also cover landlord/ tenant laws, including evictions and recovery of property. If you’ve been involved in a dispute with a landlord, you’ll want a lawyer on your side, because many real estate property management companies have their attorneys. A good lawyer can help keep you in your home, or reduce the sentencing so that you’ll still be able to rent a different house or apartment.
Finally, Magisterial Court hears minor lawsuits. If you’re being sued for a debt, a lawyer can help challenge this, and show you what kinds of information you’ll need to give the court to reduce the amount you owe or have it waived entirely.
Criminal cases
Please note that Judge Radano presides over two separate courtrooms, one for civil, traffic, and landlord/ tenant issues and the other for criminal cases. Criminal cases in District Court 32-1-34 will be heard at the Upper Darby Police Department located at 7236 W Chester Pike
Upper Darby, Pennsylvania 19082
Civil cases
As for civil cases, the court’s address is Barclay Square Building, 1550 Garrett Road, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania 19082 and the phone number is 610-626-6900. There is a free public parking lot, but you’ll want to ensure that you aren’t late because you can’t find a parking place.
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Latoison Law Firm can walk beside you every step of the way. We’re the right firm, right now and it’s not too late to protect your rights. We have the experience you need to help your case! You can call us for a consultation at 610-999-1439 or email us to set up an appointment. We can also do consultations via video conferencing.
