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Kutztown Road
Temple, PA 19560
Johnson Mobile Law
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Contact: David Johnson
The Johnson Mobile Law
Firm
4718 Kutztown Road
Temple, PA 19560
Telephone: (484) 366 – 5847
Email:
davidjohnson@johnsonmobilelaw.com
June 15,
2009
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
JOHNSON MOBILE LAW REPEATS FREE SEMINAR FOR CONTRACTORS
Temple, Pennsylvania -- The Johnson Mobile Law Firm of Temple will
repeat its popular free seminar for Home Improvement Contractors
entitled “What You Need to Know About the New Pennsylvania Home
Improvement Consumer Protection Act” or “How to be a Home Improvement
Contractor Without Being a Felon.”
The “encore”
presentation will be held on June 18, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. at the offices
of the Johnson Mobile Law Firm, 4718 Kutztown Road, Temple.
The seminar
will discuss how the recently passed Pennsylvania Home Improvement
Consumer Protection Act will affect the way that contractors do
business. The Act, which becomes law on July 1, 2009, does not
regulate the quality of a contractor’s work, only the contractor’s
business practices. A contractor who fails to comply with the Act may
be liable for both criminal and civil penalties.
David
Johnson is the scheduled presenter. Mr. Johnson is an attorney,
mediator, and an ordained clergyman. Attorney Johnson will speak from
his contracting experience. In his early ministry, he supported
himself as a painting contractor. Later, while attending law school,
he again supported himself by contracting.
At the
seminar Attorney Johnson will discuss registering with the
Commonwealth as a Home Improvement Contractor, what new contracting
procedures the Act requires, advertising and marketing under the Act,
and how to contract for emergency repairs without violating the
Pennsylvania Consumer Protection Law. He will also make suggestions
about how to approach difficult situations that are newly regulated by
the Act.
Coffee and
soft pretzels will be served at the seminars. Seating is limited.
Reservations are required and can be made by telephone or by email.
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May 28,
2009
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
JOHNSON
MOBILE LAW OFFERS FREE SEMINARS FOR CONTRACTORS
Temple, Pennsylvania -- The Johnson Mobile Law Firm of Temple will
sponsor a free seminar in two Berks County locations for Home
Improvement Contractors entitled “What You Need to Know About the New
Pennsylvania Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act” or “How to be a
Home Improvement Contractor Without Being a Felon.”
The first
presentation will be held on June 3, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. at the offices
of the Johnson Mobile Law Firm, 4718 Kutztown Road, Temple. The
seminar will be repeated on June 4, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. at Berg
Construction, 4788 North Twin Valley Road, Elverson.
The seminar
will discuss how the recently passed Pennsylvania Home Improvement
Consumer Protection Act will affect the way that contractors do
business. The Act, which becomes law on July 1, 2009, does not
regulate the quality of a contractor’s work, only the contractor’s
business practices. A contractor who fails to comply with the Act may
be liable for both criminal and civil penalties.
David
Johnson is the scheduled presenter. Mr. Johnson is an attorney,
mediator, and an ordained clergyman. Attorney Johnson will speak from
his contracting experience. In his early ministry, he supported
himself as a painting contractor. Later, while attending law school,
he again supported himself by contracting.
At the
seminar Attorney Johnson will discuss registering with the
Commonwealth as a Home Improvement Contractor, what new contracting
procedures the Act requires, advertising and marketing under the Act,
and how to contract for emergency repairs without violating the
Pennsylvania Consumer Protection Law. He will also make suggestions
about how to approach difficult situations that are newly regulated by
the Act.
Coffee and
soft pretzels will be served at the seminars. Seating is limited.
Reservations are required and can be made by telephone or by email.
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FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
THE JOHNSON MOBILE LAW FIRM
MOVES TO TEMPLE
Temple, Pennsylvania
-- The Johnson Mobile Law Firm announced today that it will
relocate its law office to 4718 Kutztown Road, Temple, PA 19560. The
law firm will lease space in the Stout Associates building beginning
March 2, 2009 and expects to complete its move from the current
location in Douglas Township, Berks County on March 3, 2009.
The move
stems from the law firm’s recent growth and from the desire to provide
more effective and professional client service. Ninety percent of
Johnson Mobile Law’s clients rely on its “House Calls” legal service.
By locating in Temple, the firm hopes to triple its walk in client
base.
“We are
excited about our move to Temple. I founded The Johnson Mobile Law
Firm on the belief that lawyers should be available when and where
their clients need them by making house calls. Our new location
extends our commitment to our clients and to the people of Berks
County. Now our clients who prefer to see their lawyer in an office
have a central, accessible location to do so.” said David Johnson, the
founder of the firm.
The
Johnson Mobile Law Firm focuses primarily on family law, estate and
wealth planning, and elder law. Attorney Johnson also offers conflict
resolution services as a mediator, facilitator, arbitrator, and
dispute resolution system designer.
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Thinking About The Unthinkable:
Why
Everyone Should Have An Estate Plan
Regardless
of the state of the economy, your age or your net worth, it is
important to have an estate plan in case the unthinkable
happens; you become seriously ill or die. If you become seriously ill
or injured, your doctors may not treat you as you desire because they
do not have a way to know your preferences. Furthermore, if you die
without an estate plan, the probate court decides what happens to your
assets. A professional up to date estate plan prevents this from
occurring.
The drafting of
an estate plan may not be something we look forward to, but the
absence of one can create an incredible hardship on your loved ones.
There are many stories about individuals whose intentions could not be
carried out due to the fact that they never bothered to create an
estate plan or never updated an estate plan written many years
earlier.
A well-crafted
estate plan contains more than just a will. An estate plan usually
contains Power of Attorney and Health Care Power of Attorney
documents. A Power of Attorney authorizes your designee to do
business in your name should you become incapacitated. In other
words, the person you chose as power of attorney can pay your bills,
speak for you with your insurance company, and protect your property
when you are not able to do that for yourself. Similarly, the health
care power of attorney designates someone to make decisions about your
health care when you cannot make them for yourself.
Another document
often included in an estate plan is an Advance Directive for Health
Care. An Advance Directive is presented to the hospital when you are
admitted and sets to writing your wishes regarding “extraordinary
efforts” and organ donation should the unexpected happen during your
stay.
Depending on your
circumstances, Trust documents may be included with your estate plan.
A trust is not just for the
wealthy. It is a mechanism that can immediately provide for your
children, spouse, or disabled family member without the delay normally
associated with probating a will. A trust may also offer other
protections and tax advantages.
A Lawyer You Can Trust
Creating an estate plan
that will meet you
and your family’s needs requires more
than answering a few questions on a computer and clicking the print
button. It takes careful preparation, intimate knowledge of federal
and state laws, and sensitivity to your values and beliefs. Finding a
Christian lawyer to assist you with the
process is essential.
I am a lawyer and an
ordained clergyman with extensive training in mediation,
counseling, and negotiation.
As a lawyer, I understand estate and probate law.
As a minister, I value integrity, personal dignity, and the faith in
Christ that I share with my clients.
Convenience And Affordability
I founded The
Johnson Mobile Law Firm on the belief that lawyers should be available
when and where their clients need them. With that in mind, Johnson
Mobile Law “BRINGS JUSTICE TO YOU” by making house calls. Instead of
you traveling to your attorney when and where it is convenient for the
attorney, now your lawyer will come to your home or office at a time
that is convenient for you.
Another
convenience offered by The Johnson Mobile Law Firm is that most of our
services are available at a fixed price with no hourly billing. That
means, in many instances, you will know the exact cost of our services
before you agree to the work. In this way, when you get the bill,
there will be NO SURPRISES.
Now Is The Time To Protect Your Family
If you do not
have an estate plan or if the one you have does not express your
current desires, I urge you to address this potential problem today.
To get started call me at (484) 366-5847 or email me at
davidjohnson@johnsonmobilelaw.com and request my Asset Inventory
Tool. After you complete the asset inventory, I will help you assess
your family’s needs and goals and make recommendations based upon that
assessment.
So, why wait? I
know you will find working on your estate plan with a Christian lawyer
satisfying, but if for any reason you are not pleased, just let me
know within twenty four hours of our initial meeting and I will return
any money exchanged and you will have no further obligation. You have
nothing to loose.
I
look forward to meeting with you to help you protect your family and
help you live a more blessed life.
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In response to the positive
feed back from the “How Can I Tell If the Man I Am Seeing Will Become
Abusive,” here is another list from Lundy Bancroft.
Is
What He Is Doing Abuse?
*
- He gets you back if you complain about his
behavior.
- He tells you that your complaints about his
treatment of you are your problem.
- He gives that are insincere or angry and
demands that you accept them.
- He blames you for his behavior.
- It’s never the right time or the right way to
bring things up.
- He undermines your life.
- He denies what he did.
- Anything he does that is hurtful or angry was
because “You made him” do it.
- He touches you in anger or puts you in fear.
- He pushes you for sex or sexually assaults
you.
- His behavior is a pattern.
*
Taken from Why Does He Do That? Inside The Minds of Angry and
Controlling Men, Lundy Bancroft,
Berkley Trade (September
2, 2003).
How
Can I Tell If a Man I Am Seeing Will Become Abusive?
*
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He speaks badly about his former
partners.
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He is disrespectful towards you.
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He does favors for you that you don’t
want or puts on a show of generosity that makes you uncomfortable.
He showers you with presents at the beginning of the relationship.
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He is controlling.
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He is possessive.
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Nothing is ever his fault.
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He is self-centered.
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He abuses drug and/or alcohol.
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He pressures you for sex.
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He gets serious to quickly about the
relationship.
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He intimidates you when he is angry.
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He has double standards.
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He has negative attitudes about women.
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He treats you differently around other
people.
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He appears to be attracted to
vulnerability.
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You show signs of being abused.
* Taken from
Why Does He Do That? Inside The Minds of Angry and Controlling Men,
Lundy Bancroft,
Berkley Trade (September 2, 2003).
MYSPACE PAGE
Check out Attorney Johnson's MySpace page.
Invite him to be your MySpace friend. The link to his page is
www.myspace.com/mobilelawyerdave.
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENT
Attorney Johnson will be the lunch speaker at the
King of Prussia Rotary Club meeting on September 15, 2008. The
subject is "UNDERSTANDING MEDIATION: An Introduction to Mediation and
the Mediation Process." A tri-fold brochure companion brochure
is available. If you would like one mailed to you, please drop
us an email at
davidjohnson@johnsonmobilelaw.com.
July 29, 2008
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Boyertown Attorney to Teach Legal Studies
The Johnson Mobile Law Firm announced Tuesday that David
Johnson, Esquire has accepted an appointment to teach Legal Studies as
an adjunct at the PJA School in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. Mr.
Johnson’s will teach law and law office technology in the school’s
paralegal and business associate degree programs.
The PJA School is accredited by the Accrediting Commission
of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology and licensed through the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as a private two year professional
training school. PJA caters to working adults and is known for its
accelerated degree programs in Paralegal and Accounting Studies. The
School has successfully placed paralegals in many major law firms in
the Southeast Pennsylvania region.Of the appointment, Mr. Johnson
said, “I’m glad to be a part of The PJA School. It is an opportunity
to share my experience and education to change the futures of young
people looking to improve their lives.”
Mr. Johnson is a lawyer, mediator, and an ordained
clergyman with extensive training in mediation, counseling, and
negotiation. As a lawyer, he understands the law. As a clergyman, he
values integrity and the dignity of his clients. As a mediator, he
seeks to help people resolve their disputes without the emotional and
financial toll of litigation.
Attorney Johnson is a 1974 graduate of Boyertown
Area High School. He was award a Bachelor of Science from Valley
Forge Christian College in Phoenixville and a Juris Doctorate. from
the Appalachian School of Law in Virginia.
His practice focuses primarily on family law,
wealth planning, and elder law. He offers conflict resolution
services as a mediator, facilitator, arbitrator, and dispute
resolution system designer.
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