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Alexander Ferrante

Firm: Gold & Ferrante, P.C.

917 Sturgis Ln , Lower Gwynedd , Pennsylvania 19002

Practice Areas: Litigation, Divorce, Commercial Real Estate, Child Custody, Child Support, Medical Malpractice, Adoption

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Moved out of a place landlord says I need to pay $2,400 more than my original security deposit. Can he do this without an itemized receipt? | Aug 12, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Pennsylvania I recently moved out of a place with 3 other guys to, so my landlord did a maintenance check on the apartment. Upon getting back to us he told us we owe more than the original security deposit that we put down at the start of the lease, by about $600 more. Along with this he gave a vague breakdown of the cost saying things like "Wall repairs - $1,500", "Apartment cleanup - $500", or "Floor repairs - $450". Because of this I texted my landlord asking for an itemized list of repairs so I can see how that figure was reached. He responds with, "We got these charges from the contractors repair company, then we did our deduction of wear and tear and prior agreements with you all, then the left over after the deduction in the same format from the contractor as well as the photos. This is the best we can do at this moment as a property management." I did not really understand what he meant by this so I asked to him to, "Please provide the itemized statement show the charges, name of the item or service used, the quantity purchased, the total price for each item or service, and the final amount due." to which he told me this is not possible. So my question is how do I continue from here, is there someone I should contact or some other step I need to do? Any help is appreciated.
Felony question | Aug 12, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I was convicted of a felony PWID in 2007. Since then I have not been arrested again and only had a moving violation while driving and I paid the ticket. Just curious if there is a way I can get the felony of my record for firearm ownership. I would like to hunt legally and own a firearm. I do not want any carry permit. I live in Pennsylvania and that’s where my felony case was prosecuted. Not sure if it’s a long shot but I do have the financial means at this point in my life to explore the possibility. Thanks to anyone who takes the time to respond. Location: Pennsylvania
Question on restraining orders | Aug 11, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Pennsylvania My good friend dumped his girlfriend about three weeks ago. He has a habit of marrying/dating toxic women. He’s done all the right things after dumping her- blocking her, refusing contact, etc. Now the ex girlfriend is going to his ex wife’s house when his children are there. The children are ages 9 and 12. The ex wife is allowing this girlfriend to enter her home because the ex girlfriend “wants to visit the children”. My friend was only dating this woman for a few months. Is he able to procure a restraining order to keep this woman away from his children? It’s not his house or his custody time when the ex girlfriend is doing this, but it’s clear she’s doing it for an ulterior motive. The ex wife and ex girlfriend had no relationship prior to this, they were not friends.
Car accident, Need advice | Aug 10, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Hello, I am located in Pennsylvania and was in a car accident about a month ago. I was not liable for the accident and it cost ~$15k in repairs with $1000 deductible and $500 out of pocket in rental. I just spoke with my insurance (State farm) and for the out of pocket rental costs I have to speak with the liable drivers insurance (Progressive) to be reimbursed for this. Where I need advice on is the progressive claim adjuster mentioned that they are only liable for up to $5000 of damage coverage. This seems insane to me as he was the liable driver and now I am footing the bill for my costs. Should I speak with a lawyer about this? Location: Pennsylvania
Landlord says they made a mistake. (Pennsylvania) | Aug 10, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Hello, Location: Pennsylvania. I live with my girlfriend in an apartment complex. We recently got our rent renewal, it showed no increase with the correct dates. It gave us 3 options to renew 1 year, 6 months or month to month. How the lease renewal is worded, it says along the lines of we are happy to offer you this renewal. Gives the options, then ask to sign and return. Only one signature spot for just the renters in the unit. We signed it and sent it back two days after we got it. 5 days after that we get an email saying we made a mistake and here is your lease renewal. It showed a modest 2% increase. Here’s my question, after signing the first renewal would that mean it’s finalized at the rate they offered? We pushed back and even offered a near 1% increase if they need to show anything at all. They counted with take it or leave it pretty much. Would this be a break in contract and worth fighting or even mentioning that in a reply?

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