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12.24 - Ronald C. Travis
12.23 - Pa. Courts Confidential Records Policy Effective January 2018
12.18 - Educational Technology Upgrade: Thanks to Pa. Bar Insurance Trust Fund
12.9 - Successful Angel Tree Toy Drive Aids Salvation Army
12.2 - Six Lycoming County Attorneys Admitted to the Bar
11.30 - Ralph (Pat) W. Thorne
10.29 - Installation of Magistrate Judge William Arbuckle
10.8 - Penn State Law Students Attend LLA Social Event
10.6 - Rieders Accepts Award for Work With Patient Safety Authority
10.5 - Domestic Violence Awareness Month Proclaimed
09.23 - Widener CLE at LLA Office
09.9 - Knoebel's Grove Excursion
08.21 - LLA Sponsors Kayak Trip
08.1 - Report From the PBA YLD Summer Summit 2017
07.1 - Want to Relive Law Day 2017 . . .
06.29 - Cronin Graduates from Military Course
06.29 - LLA Summer Picnic
06.24 - Smith Memorial Service Transcript
06.17 - PBA Honors 50 Year Members
06.3 - PBA Names Lycoming County Lawyers as Chairs
06.3 - LLA Lawyers Serve in the PBA House of Delegates
05.7 - Law Day Celebration 2017
05.1 - Lycoming Law Association Participates in Penn State Law Event
05.1 - Wills for Heroes
04.10 - Sojourner Truth Ministries Awarded $500
04.3 - LLA Gearing-up for Sesquicentennial
04.2 - Lycoming Court's Daily Schedule Now Online
03.22 - Dubois Advances to PBA Statewide Mock Trial Championship
03.15 - Legal Services Introduces the Divorce Tracker
03.7 - Woof! Woof! Will the Courthouse go to the Dogs?
03.5 - Association Receives Bar Recognition Awards at the CCBL
03.4 - ADA Melissa Kalaus Recognized for Protecting Abused Dog
02.27 - LLA Committee Chairs Work on 2017 Goals
02.10 - Legal Services Receives Arbitration Funds
02.10 - K's for Cancer Benefits from Nichols Award Proceeds
01.14 - Photographs from the 2017 Lycoming Law Association Annual Banquet
01.11 - Fred Holland Recognized for Community Service
01.10 - Jennifer Ayers Receives Pro Bono Awards
01.9 - 2017 Association Annual Meeting
01.9 - 2016 Public Service Awards
Legal Services Introduces the Divorce Tracker
NPLS is excited to share the details of a new automated program called, 'The Divorce Tracker'. This project was made possible through a Technology Innovation Grant (TIG) award made to NPLS by the Legal Services Corporation.
What is
the Divorce Tracker? The
Divorce Tracker is a free automated program that helps guide
individuals through the divorce process in Pennsylvania and
generates the forms necessary to pursue a simple, uncontested
divorce action. This generally means that you and your spouse:
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both agree to a divorce or have been separated over 2 years (or one year for couples who separate after December 4, 2016), and
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have no disputes over children, money or property.
What you must know before you begin: The Divorce Tracker guides a user through three (3) packets of questions and forms addressing the different stages of the divorce process. To use the Divorce Tracker, you must complete each packet in order, starting with Packet 1.
At the end of each packet, you must save your answers to the questions, so the information can be used in the next packet. In order to save your answers, you must register on the LawHelp Interactive website
when you complete the first packet, Packet
1: Starting Your Divorce.
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Packet 1: Starting Your Divorce: This section of the Divorce Tracker will help you prepare forms to start a simple, uncontested divorce case in Pennsylvania.
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Packet 2: Continuing Your Divorce: This section of the Divorce Tracker will help you prepare the next set of divorce forms AFTER you filed and served the Divorce Complaint.
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Packet 3: Finalizing Your Divorce: This section of the Divorce Tracker will help you prepare the final set of forms to obtain a simple, uncontested divorce in Pennsylvania.
Please direct questions or problems with the Divorce Tracker to: DivorceTracker@northpennlegal.org. Questions about technical problems with the website should by directed to LawHelp Interactive by clicking the Support box which appears when using the Divorce Tracker.