Bononi & Company, P.C.

09/04/2026

09/03/2026

While irrevocable trusts can be quite complex, spanning over several generations, they can have several benefits such as minimizing inheritance tax, asset protection from creditors and can provide for long term care of a child or disabled loved one.

09/02/2026

How does an irrevocable trust differ from a revocable trust?

09/01/2026

Watch this quick video on YouTube as Eric Bononi, founding partner of Bononi & Company, explains what an irrevocable trust is and why it is important to discuss your specific circumstances with an experienced estate planning attorney.

https://youtu.be/6zioZYOD4lk

08/31/2026

What is an irrevocable trust in Pennsylvania?

In our latest blog post, we talk about irrevocable and revocable trusts and the differences between them.

Learn more here: https://bononiandbononi.com/blog/2026/08/what-is-an-irrevocable-trust-in-pennsylvania/

08/28/2026

Sometimes hitting rock bottom is what leads to rising stronger.

If your future feels uncertain after a criminal charge, remember: you have the power to rebuild—and we're here to help.

08/27/2026

Good people sometimes find themselves in tough situations. Whether you have been charged with a misdemeanor or felony, you could be facing fines, incarceration and other penalties. You can trust us to guide you through every step of the criminal process and fight for your best interests. We advocate for our clients from the first interaction with police to closing argument at trial. Trust us to be there for you.

08/26/2026

If firearm ownership is important to you, and you're being charged with a crime, speak to an attorney who practices criminal defense. Our attorneys know that the practice of criminal law is the practice of defending your constitutional rights. Trust our experience to evaluate your case.

08/25/2026

In this video, Corey Sacca, Attorney at Bononi & Company, explains how certain criminal convictions in Pennsylvania, including some first-degree misdemeanors and second DUIs, can affect a person's eligibility to purchase a firearm.

https://youtu.be/OL3q6_NHlpA

08/24/2026

A felony conviction is not the only type of conviction that can affect your ability to purchase a firearm.

In Pennsylvania, certain first-degree misdemeanors—including a second DUI in some circumstances—can also create firearm eligibility issues.

Learn more about why the potential consequences of a criminal charge can extend beyond jail time or probation.

https://bononiandbononi.com/blog/2026/08/can-you-purchase-a-gun-after-a-dui-or-misdemeanor-in-pennsylvania/