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Legal Journal ————— August 27, 2021 ~ Vol.————— 108 • No. 35 ~ Media, PA NOTICES TO THE BAR LEGAL NOTICES Calendar: Change of Name 23 DCBA Events 3 Charter Application Nonprofit 24 PBI Seminars 4 Classified Ads 25 DCBA/CLE Seminars Estate and Trust Notices 14 “Condo and Homeowners Fictitious Name 25 Association Law” 5 Foreign Corporation 25 ——— Judgments 28 ADR Voluntary Settlement Program 9 Service by Publication 26 Early Deadline for Legal Journal 9 Sheriff ’s Sales 31 Elder Law Handbooks 10 Italian Night 7 Judicial Retention Plebiscite 11 Nominations – DCBA Board of Directors 12 Press Club 6 Rise to the Occasion! 13 N.B. LEGAL JOURNAL EARLY DEADLINE AUGUST 30TH @ NOON FOR ISSUE DATED SEPTEMBER 10TH DELAWARE COUNTY LEGAL JOURNAL NOTICESDELAWARE TO THE BAR COUNTY LEGALVol. 108 JOURNALNo. 35 8/27/21 USPS 151-960 The Official Legal Newspaper of Delaware County — Reporting the Decisions of the Courts of Delaware County The 32nd Judicial District of Pennsylvania OWNED AND PUBLISHED BY DELAWARE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION 2021 OFFICERS DIRECTORS Karen E. Friel Robert F. Kelly, Jr. Michael H. Hill President Craig B. Huffman Gregory Hurchalla Carrie A. Woody Past Presidents Steven R. Koense President Elect Jennifer L. Galante John P. McBlain Patrick T. Daley President, Young Lawyers’ Theresa Flanagan Murtagh Vice President Section Rachael L. Kemmey Lorraine M. Ramunno Jennifer M. DiPillo Daniel J. Siegel Treasurer Patricia H. Donnelly Michael J. Davey Hon. Frank T. Hazel Recording Secretary Patrick T. Henigan Mary J. Walk Corresponding Secretary Maureen Henry LEGAL JOURNAL COMMITTEE Ronald A. Amarant Hon. William C. Mackrides Editor: Matthew J. Bilker Jennifer H. Maddaloni Andrew P. Stafford Hon. John P. Capuzzi, Sr. Kathleen O’Connell-Bell Editor David S. Daniel Daniel J. Siegel Assistant Editor: Marie C. Feindt Douglas L. Smith Christina V. Hayes Rachael L. Kemmey Rosalie Spelman Assistant Editor Barry W. VanRensler Judicial Representative: Hon. George A. Pagano EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR STAFF OFFICE: William L. Baldwin Jacqueline H. Csop Bar Association Building Executive Director Tracy E. Price 335 West Front Street Nancy Ravert Ward Media, PA 19063 Debby A. Sulek Telephone (610) 566-6625 Kathryn I. Tarr Facsimile (610) 566-7952 http://www.delcobar.org Subscription $125.00 Per Year. Published Every Friday. Legal Notices, advertisements and notices to the bar must be received by 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday one week prior to the date of publication. Periodicals-class postage paid at Media, PA and additional offices, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. Postmasters: Changes of address are to be sent to 335 W. Front St., Media, PA 19063 Copyright © 2021 Delaware County Bar Association All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by electronic, mechanical, photocopying, or any other means without the prior written permission of the copyright holder. All legal notices must be submitted in typewritten form and are published exactly as submit- ted by the advertiser. Neither the Delaware County Legal Journal nor the printer will assume any responsibility to edit, make spelling corrections, eliminate errors in grammar or make any changes in content. The Delaware County Legal Journal makes no representation as to the quality of services offered by any advertiser in this publication. 2 NOTICES TO THE BAR Vol. 108 No. 35 8/27/21 CALENDARS: DELAWARE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION MARK YOUR CALENDARS! PLEASE SEE FOLLOWING PAGE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING CLE SEMINARS SEPTEMBER: Sept 6 DCBA CLOSED – Labor Day Holiday Observed Sept 7 Executive Committee – Meeting – 12:15 p.m. Sept 8 FLS – Meeting – 12:30 p.m. Sept 8-10 2021 Bench Bar Conference – Skytop Lodge Sept 15 Women in the Law Section – Meeting – 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. Sept 15 Board of Directors – Meeting – 4:00 p.m. Sept 22 Italian Night Wine Tasting – 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Sept 23 ADR Voluntary Settlement Program – 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Sept 24 DCBA – CLE Seminar – “Condo and Homeowners Association Law – 9:00 a.m. FREE NOTARY SERVICE FOR DCBA MEMBERS Another benefit of membership. If you have any questions, please call (610) 566-6625. 3 NOTICES TO THE BAR Vol. 108 No. 35 8/27/21 SEMINARS: PBI SEMINARS All PBI seminars listed will be held at the Delaware County Bar Association. AUGUST 31, 2021 Ethics Refresher 2021 9:00 a.m. to 12:20 p.m., Registration 8:30 a.m. Tuition—Standard: $249.00, New Attorney: $125.00 Paralegal: $125.00, Judical Law Clerk: $125.00 Credits: 0 Substantive, 3 Ethics If applying for CLE credits, attendee must abide by the requirements set forth by the CLE Board and the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Send check and registration to: Pennsylvania Bar Institute, 5080 Ritter Road, Mechan- icsburg, PA 17055. For more information or to register for the PBI classes, visit PBI.org or call PBI at (800) 247-4724. PBI will provide downloadable materials instead of printed materials for most courses. The Delaware County Bar Association WILL NOT print course materials for walk-ins. Preregistration is strongly suggested. PBI can make the decision to cancel a simulcast due to low or no registrations. Call PBI prior to walking in to be sure it is still scheduled. 4 NOTICES TO THE BAR Vol. 108 No. 35 8/27/21 DELAWARE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION REAL ESTATE PRACTICES COMMITTEE – CLE SEMINAR “Condo and Homeowners Association Law” DATE: Friday, September 24, 2021 PLACE: Delaware County Bar Association Building BREAKFAST: 8:15 a.m. SEMINAR: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. WORTH: 1.0 Substantive Law CLE Credit Hour COST: $55.00 DCBA Members (Price includes breakfast) $70.00 Non-Members (Price includes breakfast) $15.00 Breakfast only Speaker: Steven L. Sugarman, Esquire To register, you must contact Vincent B. Mancini, Esquire or Louis M. Kodumal, Esquire, Co-Chairs of the Committee at (610) 566-8064 or e-mail their legal assistant, Debbie, at [email protected] to establish an accurate count for breakfast and seminar seating. Aug. 27; Sept. 3, 10, 17 JOHN M. GALLAGHER, ESQUIRE > ARBITRATION AND MEDIATION SERVICES > P.O. BOX 753 > MEDIA, PA 19063 > TELEPHONE 484-390-1173 > [email protected] 5 NOTICES TO THE BAR Vol. 108 No. 35 8/27/21 Delaware County Press Club Partnership With School Districts Provides Books for Local Students Why join us: We believe that reading is the key to success. Be it a news- paper, a book or on the internet, reading is a vital part of education beyond the school day. Many programs in schools see funding cut; libraries suffer immensely. We need your help. Please donate a book for a child in kinder- garten to eighth grade. Book Collection Promotes Children’s Literacy Fostering a Love for Reading! The Delaware County Press Club in partnership with the Southeast Delco and William Penn School Districts announces a children’s literacy book drive. The Press Club is coordinating a book drive to benefit students in area schools. Donation bins for new books of varying genres and topics for students in grades K through eighth are located at selected drop-off locations throughout the County including: the Delaware County Bar Association, 335 W. Front Street, Media; Vinyl Revival, 35-37 N. Lans- downe Avenue; Echo Hill Farm, 1357 Westtown Thornton Road, West Chester; Valley View Golf, 4600 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square; and at Press Club events through the end of the 2021-2022 season. Collected books will be delivered to the School Districts in June 2022. 6 NOTICES TO THE BAR Vol. 108 No. 35 8/27/21 Bottles of Red, Bottles of White, Join Us for an Italian Night! Tantalize your taste buds with a 2-hour gourmet food and wine tasting tour of Italy. Wine professional and certified sommelier Marc Supsic of Wine Living will walk us through each pairing, telling stories from inside the bottle, about wine history, and sharing easy wine tips that can be used in daily life. Each course will be paired with a gourmet small plate prepared by Chef Leslie Frankel. Wednesday, September 22, 2021 5 P.M. - 7 P.M. Delaware County Bar Association $75.00 per person. To register, visit www.delcobar.org or contact Nancy Ravert Ward at (610) 566-6625. Purchase your tickets now for a chance to WIN one of the fabulous gourmet wine baskets, drawing to be held September 22, 2021! All proceeds benefit Legal Aid; need not be present to win. SPONSORED BY THE WOMEN IN THE LAW SECTION Aug. 27; Sept. 3, 10, 17 7 NOTICES TO THE BAR Vol. 108 No. 35 8/27/21 Raffaele Puppio is pleased to announce the opening of CIVIL SOLUTIONS The Family Law Alternative Dispute Resolution Center at Raffaele Puppio MEDIATION ARBITRATION COLLABORATIVE LAW The Center provides family law mediation, arbitration and collaborative law services to address and resolve the issues of divorce, property distribution, alimony, spousal support, child custody and child support outside of the Courtroom. Our practitioners, Michael A. Raffaele, Esquire and Robyn E. Musi, Esquire have devoted their legal careers to family law and have undertaken extensive training in the field of conflict resolution to provide clients with the highest level of professional and effective service. (215) 461.3310 [email protected] www.civilsolutionsrp.com 8 NOTICES TO THE BAR Vol. 108 No. 35 8/27/21 ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION VOLUNTARY SETTLEMENT PROGRAM 2021 PROGRAM DATES Dates: September 23, October 21, November 18 and December 16 Time: 9:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. Place: Delaware County Bar Association Cost: Free This Alternative Dispute Resolution Voluntary Settlement Program is sponsored by the ADR Committee of the Delaware County Bar Association.
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