Call our office at (610) 891-4100. Our staff will try to help you. If you are not yet assigned an attorney they will let you know.

Our administrative staff or your assigned attorney can help you if you call our office at (610) 891-4100. You can also look up your case by the docket number on Pennsylvania’s Unified Judicial System: https://ujsportal.pacourts.us/CaseSearch

Individuals with no or little history of criminal conviction who are accused of minor crimes may be eligible to participate in an Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition (ARD) Program that is run by the District Attorney’s office. This program requires participants to accomplish certain conditions, such as community service or completion of classes, over a period of time. If a person is accepted to the program and completes the required conditions without picking up any new charges they can earn dismissal of their charges and possible expungement. For more information on Delaware County’s ARD program follow this link: https://delcoda.com/information/ard-program/

You may be directed by the Court to perform community service as part of a sentence or diversionary program. Generally, community service may be performed with any established non-profit where your service can be verified by that organization. We recommend speaking with your probation officer or attorney before beginning the community service to make sure that they will approve the organization you are working with – free work for private businesses will not be approved. If you are performing community service as part of the ARD program run by the District Attorney’s office, they will accept community service at verified non-profit organizations (such as a church or helping organization) or at one of their pre-approved organizations. The District Attorney’s community service approval form can be found here: https://delcoda.com/information/ard-program/