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  • Lawyer name:Daugherty, Sally Jean
  • Address:1600 Market Street Suite 2500Philadelphia,PA
  • Phone:215-606-6628
  • Fax:215-606-6601
  • PostalCode:19103
  • WebSite:http://www.srstlaw.com/
  • Areas of Practice:Credit Repair

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    My last name is Davis. I'm a male college student and I'm considering changing my last name to "Della", my mom's last name. Della is Italian for the word "Of". My family's last name used to be "Della Giovanna" but the name was shortened when my family came through Ellis Island.. The reason I want to change my last name is mostly do to my heritage. I am half Italian, on my mother's side. My dad's side of the family is just a mix of Portuguese and Welsh. But I was predominately raised on my mom's side of the family and I feel very connected to my Italian-American roots. I really don't know much about my dad's side of the family and I really never see them. Also when I am around my Italian family or any Italians for that matter I always feel as if I am an outcast because my last name is Davis. . However, its not that simple. My dad passed away after a long battle with ALS when I was 16. And I feel I would be disrespecting him and my entire family if I were to change my name to Della. So I have considered hyphenating my last so it reads "Della-Davis". But I don't particularly like hyphen names and if I were to have a child I would be conflicted with what his/her last name should be.. . I know it's just a name and it doesn't fully define me or my heritage. I just can't stop feeling that it is actually a major part of me that is missing and it does feel extremely important to me. . On the other hand my mom is really important to me too, and she has taught me so much over the past decade or so. And even though my dad is the one who is gone and I want to always pay homage to I feel that my mom is the one who has taught me the most and is the one who will shape me into the great man I am becoming. This might sound weird but I almost love my mom more than my dad, because she has been so incredible in keeping our family strong after my dad's struggle and passing.. I have a younger sister who could carry on the name but I just don't want to do anything that I will regret and could be considered disrespectful to my dad, because he is really important to me and I do love and miss him a lot.. . Any thoughts or suggestions would really help,. Thanks!.

    I am applying for an internship at a local newspaper and have my resume and writing samples set, but I don't know what an introductory letter is or how to write one. If anyone has any advice on creating one and knows what should and should not go into it, please let me know. Examples would be great as well..

    A Power of Attorney is someone you have authorized to control your finances. The good side - you don't have to make any decisions or even think about your money. The bad side - you no longer have any control over your finances and you will have to pay the POA, which could get very expensive.

    Unless you want to change the name to something obviously rude, it's just a formality to change your name. It won't be denied.

    My sister has sent a consent form to the adoption agency and so have I, but it's my mother who needs to send in her information (our birthmother). But she doesn't want to talk about giving her first daughter up for adoption. How can I convince her to do it? I wrote her a letter... Hi mom-. I would like to discuss something with you that you probably will have a hard time talking about, or maybe not want to talk about at all. It is about your daughter that you put up for adoption. I reallly hope you can open up your mind and heart and talk about it with me. I know it was a hard thing for you to do, giving your daughter to another family, but at the time it was the right thing to do.. I'm sure over 40 years ago you didn't imagine that what happend then would have an effect on your future children. Andrea and I are really interested in finding her and meeting her and we really hope that you will be ok with this. We are all adults now and I hope that you can understand that we are not trying to bring up any hurtful feelings inside you. You have our support. Adoptions happen all the time, and people are reunited all the time successfully. I was never in the situation you were placed in, so I will never understand fully what you went through and how you feel, but whatever pain you feel cannot be any any worse then the pain you will feel when you are in your last years of life knowing that you never met your first child. She is just as much your daughter as Andrea and I (and the rest of your kids). Would you ever turn your back on me? If not, then why would you turn your back on her? . Ever since I was told about you placing a child for adoption (my sister) I have thought about it and at times have gone on-line to search with what little information I have, but was too afraid to approach you about it because I knew you would shut me out, and I didn't want to upset you. Recently, for some reason, I have started my search up again. Unfortunatly, without your permission I am unable to get any identifying information from the agency that she was placed for adoption through. What I did find out though, is that she knows she was adopted and she has submitted her information to the agency in case you ever wanted to find her she has made herself available.. Please think about submitting your information to the agency. If not for yourself...if not for her..then for Andrea and I? Writing this email to you was really hard for me to do and I'm sure probably hard for you to read. Atleast think about it.. . Love,. Katie.

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