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• Meghan L. Zupancic, Esquire is an associate attorney with McMorrow Law, LLC. She graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies, cum laude. Ms. Zupancic then attended the Duquesne University School of Law.? While in law school, Ms. Zupancic was a member of the Family Law Society and the Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity. She received the CALI Excellence for the Future award in Contract Law. She gained her first experience as a law clerk at a law firm focusing solely on family law and she also interned at KidsVoice where she represented abused, neglected, and at-risk children in dependency proceedings.

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  Ms. Zupancic is a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association and the Allegheny County Bar Association.? She is member of the Allegheny County Bar Association's Family Law Section and Young Lawyers Division. Ms. Zupancic joined McMorrow Law, LLC in December of 2012.? She lives in the South Hills area of Pittsburgh with her husband and two young sons.?

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• Pennsylvania Bar Association Allegheny County Bar Association Allegheny Bar Association Family Law Section Allegheny Bar Association Young Lawyers Division

• Duquesne University School of Law, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 2012J.D. University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 2008B.A.

• After working in New York as a criminal defense attorney and as a general practitioner, in 2005, Attorney McMorrow moved to Pittsburgh where she opened up a practice in the downtown area. In 2010, Attorney McMorrow relocated her offices to Wexford, Pennsylvania. Over seven years later, Atty. McMorrow focuses her practice on family law including divorce, child custody, child support and alimony, adoptions, and collaborative divorce, Estate Planning/Estate and Probate Administration, Orphans' Court litigation including will contests and guardianships and Criminal/DUI defense. Atty. McMorrow strives to change the stereotypes that people have about attorneys by returning phone calls in a timely manner and above all, listening to the client and providing affordable and knowledgeable legal advice in a comfortable setting.

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I think I am eligible to apply for maternity allowance. . I am currently in my probation period and I intend to leave my job before my probation period is over. I highly doubt that I am going to get maternity leave but I need my employer to complete an SMP1 form. . Im about 21 weeks and I want to leave in about 3 weeks time when I will be 24 weeks, I have accrued two weeks holiday. 29th july is when i am 15 weeks before my due date. . Am i supposed to write a letter asking them to give me maternity leave first and then they give me the SMP1form back refusing it which I then submit with my application for maternity allowance?Or do i just give them my Matb1 form and then hand in my notice ?. . Any advice or letter template greatly appreciated.. . thanks.

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Criminal charges are brought by the police and prosecutor.. . Civil charges are brought by a civil attorney for whatever action is needed.. . I can't think of a situation that would give someone cause as power of attorney to bring any sort of charge, whatsoever. The only thing I can think of that you're talking about is a deployed soldier, who has put you in charge and you've discovered that someone has harmed his estate somehow and you're proceeding against them. Then YES, if you've been delegated the power of attorney to protect the estate in his absence, you can HIRE AN ATTORNEY to sue or contact the police/DA to press charges if its criminal.

My son is the only name on the house we all live in. If he passed away, how could it be passed on to his mom (for example) so that the house doesnt go back to the original seller?. The "Land Contract" in the question listing refers to a land contract.....thus we didn't go thru a financial institute.....my son simply took over the loan the buyers had gone thru when they bought the house..

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