Welcome to the Delaware County Bar Association. We hope that you find our site useful. If this is your first visit, we suggest you look at the internet tools to your left to make certain that you have all of the latest patches and security enhancements for your software.

While visiting, you may use the left side menu and the icon to navigate the particular page. Use the top menu bar to navigate our site. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or comments.

Attention DCBA Members!

All Members -	Click MOA Sign On page  to go to the Members Only Area
YLS Members -	Click YLS Home Page to go to your Home Page
FLS Members -	Click FLS Home Page to go to your Home Page

PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT & COUNTY REPORTS
Now available in the Members Only Area. Just click the PA D & C button in the top menu bar in the MOA.

What's New?

New advertiser, "the office in media, inc.",  has been added. Click the image following or the image in the advertising column on the right.

"Electronic Document Discovery - EDD Bootcamp" CLE Seminar will be held at the Delaware County Emergency Services Training Center in June and at the DCBA Bar Building in July. Click the links below for specific information.

Sharon Hill (June) Computer Forensics Analysis & Training 12 credit CLE Seminar held on 6/19 - 6/20.
Media (July) DCBA 12 credit CLE Seminar held on 7/23 - 7/24.

Available for viewing and/or downloading is the 2008 Edition of the Delaware County Elder Law Handbook and Resources Guide. See below.

UP-TO-DATE NEWS

Available are links to the  current news that is updated throughout the day. The categories of the news stories are: Local Philadelphia, Top Headlines, Legal, Financial, Business and Technology.
Click to view Current News Stories

Delaware County Elder Law!

Available for viewing and/or downloading is the Delaware County Elder Law Handbook and Resources Guide. The Guide is published by the Delaware County Services for the Aging (COSA) and the Delaware County Bar Association Elder Law Committee for Seniors and Their Families in Delaware County, Pennsylvania.

Click 2008 Edition Elder Law Handbook to view or download (PDF 1.48MB).

Click July, 2008 Edition Elder Law Handbook Update to view or download the update.

Your input on the value/usefulness of the updated 2008 Edition is requested. Please click the link following to submit your input:
DCBA Business Reply

Attention General Public!
Click the General Highlights button in the left side column to learn more about our site.
 

Monthly Calendar

CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS

HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC

Advertise In The Legal Journal
Click to read more about advertising in the Legal Journal re change of name, estate notice, etc..

Electronic Lawyer Referral Service
We have developed a web based Lawyer Referral Service for use by the public to contact members of the Delaware County Bar Association. Now you can secure representation without leaving your home or office.

Member Directory
You may now locate an attorney by name, town, area of practice, or any combination of the three and search members web pages and e-mail addresses.

FAQs Child Support
Click to read some frequently asked questions about child support.

Tech Tips

Make The Delaware County Bar Association Your Home Page
(Users of Internet Explorer 4.0 or 5.0)

Barristers Club already saves you money - now we can save you time, by placing information at your fingertips as soon as you open your Internet browser.  Here's how:

1. Click on this link: Make Delaware County Bar Association your home page.

2. Choose "Open this file from its current location."

3. Click "OK".

4. Click "OK" to confirm your new home page

A Refreshing Look for The Delaware County Bar Association
The Bar Association changes its look and adds resources frequently.  In order to see the latest resources available, refresh this page.  To refresh, press the F5 key (in the top row of the keyboard) in Internet Explorer, or Control-R (press the Control and R keys simultaneously) in Netscape.

Check for Problems With Your Connection
Ever wonder where between your computer and an internet server your connection was breaking down? Here's how to find out:

1. Go to the MS-DOS Prompt, in the Start Menu.

2. Type in tracert, a space, and the website your are try to reach. 

3. Press ENTER.

For example, type tracert www.delcobar.org and press ENTER.  You will receive a list of all of the servers you are traveling through to visit this site.