Posts Tagged ‘Frank Countess’

The Central Penn Business Journal’s Power 30 for Law & Lobbyists [is] compiled by the editorial staff and management, [and] honors those who shape our communities and influence our quality of life through the legal and political foundations our society depends on. Ernest Long, Managing Editor for the Central Penn Business Journal Read more on Frank’s contributions to our communities on the CPBJ’s Power 30 List profile on Frank HERE. Shareholder | AttorneyFrank Henisse Countess is a Shareholder with CGA Law Firm. He concentrates his practice in the areas of real estate, business law, commercial transactions, and estate planning and… read more »

Do you have aging parents? Join Attorneys Frank Countess and Tim Bupp for an educational and interactive program which will take you through a legal toolbox of items to consider. Thinking through these items in advance can reduce stress among family members and assist in decision-making that may need to take place on short notice. Walk away with a plan that you can implement based on your parents’ values and wishes. If you don’t create a plan, the courts will ultimately do so for you.​ Join CGA’s experts for an enjoyable and informative working-lunch during which hosts will encourage participants… read more »

Tuesday, February 22, 2022 | 11:45 am— 1:30 pm Country Club of York, 1400 Country Club Rd, York, PA 17403 Flyer-2-22-2022 Strauss YCEPC Program Speaker: Eric R. Strauss, Esquire, Worth, Magee and Fisher, PC Topics to be covered: PA Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act (RUFADAA) How to identify digital assets and assess those with monetary value Planning for management and transfer of assets after death/disability Unique protections granted to “content of electronic communications”Income tax issues related to digital asset ownership To register: email the completed form or the requested information to [email protected] The York County Estate Planning… read more »

Central Penn Business Journal is proud to bring a new recognition event to the region honoring legal professionals. Legal Excellence Awards honors Central Pennsylvania’s top leaders in law – lawyers, judges and legal professionals – whose dedication to their occupation and to their communities is outstanding. Up and Coming Lawyers: Honoring attorneys who have been admitted to the bar for 10 years or less and demonstrate professional accomplishment, community service and a strong commitment to the legal profession early in their careers. Law Firm Administrator Award: Honoring administrators who do outstanding work to help their law firms succeed. Paralegal Award:… read more »

President of CGA Law Firm, Attorney Jeffrey L. Rehmeyer, congratulates Attorneys Devon Myers Kolomick, Frank Henisse Countess, Judge John C. Uhler, and Paralegal Barb Ross and Administrator Kerri Cassel, for their recognition in Central Penn Business Journal’s Legal Excellence Awards 2021. Attorney Devon Myers Kolomick was awarded the Legal Excellence Up and Coming Lawyers Award, which honors attorneys who have been admitted to the bar for 10 years or less and demonstrate professional accomplishment, community service and a strong commitment to the legal profession early in their careers. Paralegal Barb Ross was awarded the Legal Excellence Paralegal Award, which honors… read more »

The Central Penn Business Journal has recognized Frank Henisse Countess with the Legal Excellence 2021 Leaders in Law Award! Visit Frank Countess’ Bio HERE. The Central Penn Business Journal has recognized Judge Uhler with the Legal Excellence 2021 Lifetime Achievement Award! Visit Judge Uhler’s Bio HERE. The Central Penn Business Journal has recognized Kerri Cassel with the Legal Excellence 2021 Law Firm Administrator Award! The Central Penn Business Journal has recognized Barb Ross with the Legal Excellence 2021 Paralegal Award!

This year marks five years of Pink Power York and on October 21st, and they are hosting a 50s-themed Pink in the Park! Join us at PeoplesBank Park and enjoy some of Downtown York’s finest food and drinks right on the field, bid on auction items, and jam out to The Musical Grease! Attorney Frank Countess has sponsored Pink Power since Denise Gilliland founded the organization in 2017. Pink Power brings women together for an annual event to raise money and awareness for breast cancer related causes. Pink Power has raised nearly $350,000 for breast cancer awareness and research, and… read more »

Please join us at PeoplesBank Park and celebrate the Affordable Housing Advocates’ 50 year anniversary and view their roadmap for the future! RSVP Required by September 20 to [email protected] Entertainment and hors d’oeuvres provided. Paralegal Julie Rosenau is Chair of the Board, and Attorneys Frank Countess and John Flinchbaugh serve on AHA committees.

COVID-19 Update: Effect on Real Estate March 23, 2020 COVID-19 presents a constantly evolving situation with many factors at play, this article provides a general guide to its impact, while not addressing specific situations. SHUT DOWN ORDER On Thursday, March 19, 2020, Governor Wolf announced that all non-life sustaining businesses would be required to close their physical locations.  The physical offices of real estate agents and brokers were not deemed life-sustaining and, therefore, close their physical offices; although work being completed via telecommuting may continue.  Failure to comply with the Governor’s order will come at a steep cost, including the potential forfeiture… read more »

On Thursday, March 19th, Governor Wolf issued an order that went into effect at 8pm that evening — all “non-life sustaining businesses” in Pennsylvania must close their physical locations to slow the transmission of COVID-19. Enforcement of this order will begin on Monday, March 23rd at 8am. What Happens Now Although all parties which facilitate a real estate transaction (real estate agents, real estate brokers, attorneys, title companies, lenders, inspectors, appraisers, and contractors) cannot conduct in-person transactions, it appears that they may continue to complete any parts of the transaction that can take place remotely. Service activities that can be… read more »