Delaware County 32-2-40 Magisterial District Court Summons Instructions

When you receive a summons to appear in a Delaware County Magisterial District Court, you will no doubt have quite a few questions and worries about what you will encounter when you are there and before you go. If you have those questions, there is no one better to turn to than an experienced Delaware County lawyer who has worked in these situations before - and not all have. With an experienced lawyer, you can have your questions answered and you will know what you are up against – and how to handle yourself when you are there.

If you receive a summons to appear in Delaware County Magisterial District Court 32-2-40, you will have to report to 11 Bartram Avenue in Glenolden, PA 19036. While you are there, you will go before Magisterial Judge Steven A. Sandone.

It is important that you know where you are going and who you will see when you go into a District Court. Always look your best and have documentation of your reasons for being there. These courts are extremely organized, but it is something that can help you if there is ever a mix-up, and it will look extremely good for your case.

Delaware County, Pennsylvania Magisterial District Courts

Across Delaware County, there are Magisterial District Courts to help with law and order. Even though the courts tend to handle different kinds of cases, criminal cases will begin in these courts. Preliminary arraignments and hearings in misdemeanor and felony cases will commence here as well.

Delaware County Magisterial District Courts work with the least serious infraction or summary offenses. Some of these include:

• Criminal Mischief
• Harassment
• Disorderly Conduct
• Driving with a Suspended License
• Retail Theft under $150 (first offense)
• Underage Drinking

Don't undervalue the charges and punishments that you can face in these courts-- they are substantial. You will need skilled Delaware County lawyers on your side to aid you. Even small offenses can cause you big problems, whether you have to pay a fine (up to $300 in these courts), go to jail (up to 180 days), or go through penalties in your daily life (suspension of license, community service), a lawyer can help you to deal with the case and fight for your rights.

Experienced, Effective Delaware County Criminal Defense Attorneys at Benari Law Group

If you aren't facing a significant charge, you might think about pleading guilty to an infraction so that you can basically move on with your life and leave it behind you. Do not do this. You are only setting yourself up for disappointment - these Judges take their jobs seriously and they want to make examples out of people.

Depend on what your case is and what the charges are, the results of this situation can be a turning point in your life - for the good or for the bad.

Without good representation, you could end up in prison, which will absolutely derail your life. You may lose important relationships, end up jobless, or have a criminal record that can affect the remainder of your life.

As soon as you learn that you will confront legal trouble, it is essential that you retain a qualified criminal defense attorney from Delaware County that will defend you against offenses and help you to get a desirable outcome. The attorneys at Benari Law Group have vast experience in Pennsylvania Magisterial District Courts and can help you in many ways, through advice and interpretation or through representation in court. In some cases, we may even be able to help you get the charges against you lessened or dismissed.

Contact the lawyers at Benari Law Group today for experienced, effective representation in Pennsylvania Magisterial District Courts, including 32-2-40 in Glenolden.

Driving Directions:

If you are coming in from Delaware County PA 32-2-40 Magisterial District Court and would like to get to the Benari Law Group office in Media, PA. Simply follow Ashland Ave to Providence Rd in Upper Darby heading southwest on N Bartram Ave toward Stratford Rd. Then follow Providence Rd and Baltimore Pike to W Front St in Media. After W Baltimore Ave, turn right after Wells Fargo Bank on the right side. Finally, turn right onto W Front St. The Benari Law Group office will be on the right.