Since 1979, Attorney Deanna R. Pealer has dedicated her law practice to helping individuals, families and small businesses with their legal needs.
Attorney Pealer considers each client’s case to be extremely important and she provides each client with prompt confidential service tailored to their unique concerns.
Attorney Pealer is currently accepting new clients. She sees clients by appointment and is willing to meet with the client at the client’s home or office.
Her office, which is located at 128 West Main Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 (telephone: (570) 784-1460), is open weekdays from 9:00 to 5:00. Due to concerns for the privacy of her clients, she does not normally answer legal questions or schedule appointments by email.more »
Stephanie N. Hardy, Paralegal, graduated from Pennsylvania College of Technology with a Paralegal Degree in December of 2013. Raised in Berks County, where she worked as a Paralegal for a year, moved to Lerner County with her Husband and is eager to continue working as a Paralegal here in the counties surrounding her new home. She has been a licensed Pennsylvania Notary since 2015. Stephanie is continuing her education at Bloomsburg University where she plans to get a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science. In her spare time, she loves spending time with her nieces, playing softball, watching Criminal Minds, and listening to country music.
In her spare time, she loves spending time with her nieces, playing softball, watching Criminal Minds, and listening to country music.
KNOW YOUR CUSTODY RIGHTS
The word "CUSTODY" has two separate meanings under the law.
1. LEGAL CUSTODY - means legal guardianship, that is, the right to sign report cards and other important papers and to make major decisions concerning the child. Courts usually prefer to have both parents retain joint legal custody where the parents are able to set aside their differences and work together for the best interests of the child. Where the parents cannot cooperate with each other, or where other circumstances, such as geography, make such cooperation impractical, then courts will award sole legal custody to one parent.more »
Members of the Columbia County Bar Association are shown Thursday evening during a transition meeting and dinner, held at Rose Marie’s restaurant in Bloomsburg.more »
1. Please keep your scheduled appointments.
2. Please bring all documents and papers relative to your case with you to your first appointment. (This saves you from being charged for a second appointment for the Attorney to go over papers important to your case) more »