Berks County, Pennsylvania 

Magisterial District Court 23-3-06

61 North 3rd Street, 2nd Floor
Hamburg, Pennsylvania 19526
(610) 562-4364

If you have a summons to appear in Berks County, Pennsylvania – Magisterial District Court 23-3-06, before Judge Kim L. Bagenstose, there is important information you should first know.  Having the right lawyer to assist and accompany you in court will make all the difference in the outcome of your matter and how the court treats you.  Berks County criminal defense attorney Paul S. Peters III, Esquire, is a trusted and experienced attorney who is calm, collected, and confident under the pressures of the courtroom.  Retaining Paul S. Peters III, Esquire, to advocate for you in court will bring you peace of mind and the partner you need in this battle.  Whether it is a traffic ticket in which you are facing points or a license suspension, a non-traffic citation for disorderly conduct, a preliminary hearing for driving under the influence or a serious felony such as burglary, you will be in trusted and competent hands with Berks County Criminal Defense and Traffic Ticket Attorney Paul S. Peters III, Esquire.

What is Magisterial District Court 23-3-06?

Located in Hamburg, Pennsylvania, Berks County, Magisterial District Court 23-3-06 is one of many magisterial courts in Berks County, Pennsylvania.  There are 17 Magisterial District Courts in Berks County, Pennsylvania.

Judge Kim L. Bagenstose’s court handles matters arising in the Township of Albany, Township of Greenwich, Borough of Hamburg, Borough of Lenhartsville, Township of Perry, Borough of Shoemakersville, Township of Tilden, and Township of Windsor.

Why Must I Appear in Magisterial District Court 23-3-06?

If you are unsure as to exactly why you received a court summons, you should immediately contact Paul S. Peters III, Esq. to have the citation reviewed and explained to you. Therefore, you will be clear about the situation and its severity. More than likely, it will be indicated on the paperwork why you have a summons, though if you are unsure or think there has been a mistake, contact Paul S. Peters III, Esq. and bring yourself one step closer to resolution. People receive a court summons to this Berks County Pennsylvania Magisterial District Court when they have an arraignment, bail hearing, or preliminary hearing for a felony or misdemeanor criminal charge, a traffic citation such as speeding, a landlord-tenant matter, or a civil lawsuit involving a claim of $12,000.00 or less.

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