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This Week at Weber Kracht and Chellew | 12.13.14

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The days are winding down until Christmas, and this week sees the start of Hanukkah celebrations. It’s a busy season, but please indulge us as we recap the week at the firm.

Michael Kracht helped us discern when we do – and don’t – need an attorney to assist with a real estate transaction.

We were thrilled by the great reception to our Child ID Event. Here is coverage from the Bucks County Herald and The Intelligencer.

With the year drawing to a close, many people are considering quitting their day jobs and starting their own businesses so we took a look back at Mike Frisbie‘s post on the importance of small business counseling.

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This blog is designed for general information only. The information presented should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.

Child ID Event at Habitat for Humanity 5K at Hit!

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Thanksgiving weekend we teamed up with the Bucks County Sheriff’s Department to provide free Child ID cards to all participants of the Habitat for Humanity 5K Kids’ Fun Run, which was presented by the Quakertown Rotary Club and Quakertown United Methodist Church.

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This particular event was arranged by a team led by attorney Abigail Fillman, who explained “We’re a community law firm, so we’re always looking for tangible ways to get involved with and add value to the communities we serve.”

Events like this are part of our corporate culture. Throughout the year, each attorney leads a team in creating and overseeing a community-minded event. From Kids’ Voting to the Perkasie FallFest 5K, you’ll often see us wearing our “Usual Suspects” tee shirts and working the event.

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Photos by Steve Brown, Looking Glass Photography

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This Week at Weber Kracht and Chellew | 11.1.14

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Welcome to November! We hope you had a safe and happy Halloween and are looking forward to an extra hour of sleep when Daylight Savings Time ends tonight. We’re still thrilled that our colleague, firm administrator Karen Chellew, received one of the very few endorsements given by The Intelligencer this election year. If you didn’t know, Karen is running for election as State Representative for the 145th District of the Pennsylvania Legislature. We are incredibly proud of her. Read The Intelligencer endorsement here.

We unveiled our plans to provide a Child ID event in conjunction with the Quakertown Rotary Habitat 5K & Kids’ Fun Run Saturday, November 29. The Child ID is FREE of charge for all children participating in the Kids’ Fun Run. The Bucks County Sheriff”s Department will be administering the IDs inside the Quakertown United Methodist Church from 8am-12Noon. Learn more about the 5K and Kids’ Fun Run here and also here.

We also got to know more about Rick Howard, who in turn helped navigate the potential pitfalls of nonprofit management via this week’s blog post.

Our #TBT moment took us to the very recent past, with a sneak peek at a photo shoot with the firm by Steve Brown of Looking Glass Photography.

Keep up with all Weber, Kracht and Chellew news by checking this blog, liking us on Facebook, connecting with us on LinkedIn or following us on Twitter.

This blog is designed for general information only. The information presented should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.

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