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The Montgomery County Elder Law Handbook
A free, comprehensive resource for the county’s seniors, this book
contains information on housing, healthcare, financial planning, preparing
wills and living wills and more. Seniors, their caregivers and adults
planning for the future can view the book at the offices of the Montgomery
County Department of Aging and Adult Services, Senior Adult Activities Centers
and libraries throughout the county and most other agencies within the county
that serve seniors. If you would like the file (PDF format) emailed
to you please sent a request email to ElderLaw Publication or click th following link to download:
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The Montgomery County Criminal Law Handbook
Published by the Criminal Defense and Community Outreach Committees. This
handbook is designed to provide basic information to anyone who becomes
involved with the criminal justice system in Montgomery County. Obviously,
no publication can answer all questions asked by every victim or defendant
but this guide explains various processes, describes services and ways to
access them, and points out areas which may require specific legal expertise.
(Spanish version also available)
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The Middle School Jury Project
Developed to educate area youth on the evolution and importance of juries in our legal process. The Middle School Jury Project also provides an early primer to the High School Mock Trial Competitions, sponsored annually by the MBA’s Young Lawyer Section. For the Middle School Jury Project, lawyers affiliated with the Montgomery Bar Association are paired with area teachers to prepare and deliver a lesson on the jury process and the importance of jury service. That same lawyer acts as guide and mentor to the class when they make their trip to the Montgomery County Courthouse to view a live mock trial case – often presented by their respective area high school. Following their observation of the mock trial, students are engaged in the jury process by deliberating back in the classroom and reaching their own verdict. This process is guided by the teacher and a Curriculum Guide prepared annually by the Middle School Jury Project Committee.
The Middle School Jury Project Curriculum Guide, updated annually by the Middle School Jury Project Committee, is a free teaching aid published by the MBA to coincide with deliberations in the statewide High School Mock Trial Competitions.
Click to download the 2008 Curriculum Guide
(PDF 480KB)
Stepping Out: - A Guide to Legal Issues Affecting High School Graduates
This publication contains information on buying a car, borrowing money,
renting an apartment and more. (Adobe Acrobat Reader is needed to read
this file)
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the Stepping Out Handbook»
(PDF 127KB)
MBA Annual Legal Directory
Lists all MBA members, Areas of Interest, Committees and Sections, and serves as a handy reference for Montgomery County Court House and local government information.
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Montgomery County Law Reporter
The widely popular weekly Law Reporter, the official publication of the Thirty-Eighth Judicial District of Pennsylvania, is now available in a fully searchable electronic format.
The contents of the publication, including the Sheriff Sale Supplement, are fully Indexed and an electronic Table of Contents makes it easier to seek-out the information that's important to you.
The Attorney/Realtor Protocol
In 1991, in an effort to further the joint interests and concerns of Realtors® and Attorneys in Montgomery County, various Montgomery County associations of Realtors® and the Montgomery Bar Association established a committee now comprised of ten Realtors® and ten attorneys to explore and discuss numerous matters of mutual interest. The Committee believes it is beneficial for Realtors® and attorneys to identify their respective functions, duties, and expertise in real estate transactions in order that these transactions may be handled more smoothly, with less conflict, and with greater mutual respect.
The Montgomery Bar Association, as well as the Montgomery County, Delaware Valley and Tri-State Associations of Realtors® have wholeheartedly endorsed and approved the following Protocol. The Committee believes that this Protocol will serve as a guide for relationships between legal and real estate professionals, thereby improving their work with mutual clients.
