Receiving a summons before a judge makes many people nervous, and for good reason. You may be wondering if you’re going to go to jail, be sued, or lose a case that you filed. If you have retained the services of an expert lawyer, who has a deep understanding of your kind of case, then you have even more reason to be nervous. A good lawyer is on your side throughout the court process, from answering your questions about the summons information to giving you advice on how to answer questions from a judge. If you’re involved in a complicated civil case, one that involves finances or contracts, then a lawyer can help you gather the right paperwork to help your case.
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Appearing Before Magisterial Court
You can find the courtroom at Barclay Square Building, 1550 Garrett Road, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania 19082. There is free parking in the lot in front of the building. If you need to phone the court, the number is 610-626-6900. You’ll be appearing in front of Judge Mattox – be sure to remember his name, as several Delaware County judges oversee cases in this building.
Important to note: Judge Mattox presides over two separate courtrooms, one for civil, traffic, and landlord/ tenant issues and the other for criminal cases. Criminal cases in District Court 32-2-51 will be heard at the Upper Darby Police Department located at 7236 W Chester Pike
Upper Darby, Pennsylvania 19082
Your Experience in Delaware County District Court
This particular court only hears civil cases, including traffic violations and landlord-tenant disputes. Examples of traffic cases that are heard here include reckless driving or DWI, running a stop sign or stop light, speeding more than 30 mph over the speed limit, and other similar violations. In these cases, it’s good to have a lawyer that can help reduce fines you owe or keep your driver’s license from building suspended.
If you’re a landlord seeking eviction or back payment of rent from a tenant, you may be in one of the small claims courts, where damages don’t exceed $12,000. Or, you might be involved in a minor lawsuit, where damages are under $12,000. If you’re the one being sued, or the tenant that’s having a case brought against them, hiring a lawyer may help you build a case where you don’t owe as much money.
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Expert Lawyers On Your Side
Latoison Law Firm has experience with civil law to help you. Our legal team can help your case, and even if you don’t think you need an attorney, a consultation with one of our team may show you how legal expertise will help your case. You can call us at 610-999-1439 or message us through the website!
