Brett Sholtis

3 weeks ago | lancasteronline.com | Brett Sholtis

Hanny is not her real name. Having her real name printed online, Hanny and her attorney said, could make her a target of federal immigration enforcement agents. And, seated in a conference room in the Church World Service office on East King Street in Lancaster, the 18-year old woman and her attorney explained that her real name could make her family in Honduras targets of the violent MS-13 criminal group that controls parts of her old neighborhood.

3 weeks ago | lancasteronline.com | Brett Sholtis

To the lawyers who say Daryl Heller owes their clients money, no aspect of the Lancaster County businessman’s finances was off limits — not even the grapes growing in his yard. Heller’s vineyard was one of many topics raised at a sometimes contentious meeting held Monday. So were his $42,000 gross monthly salary, his Philadelphia Eagles tickets, his Bent Creek Country Club membership and the Mercedes-Benz he said he drives. Even his golf clubs and hunting rifles came up.

4 weeks ago | lancasteronline.com | Brett Sholtis

To the lawyers who say Daryl Heller owes their clients money, no aspect of the Lancaster County businesman’s finances was off limits — not even the grapes growing in his yard. Heller’s vineyard was one of many topics raised at a sometimes contentious meeting held Monday. So were his $42,000 gross monthly salary, his Philadelphia Eagles tickets, his Bent Creek Country Club membership and the Mercedes-Benz he said he drives. Even his golf clubs and hunting rifles came up.

1 month ago | lancasteronline.com | Brett Sholtis

Harrisburg-based Orrstown Bank is seeking to delay the sale of ATM network owner Daryl Heller’s most valuable asset while a court-appointed expert looks closely at the bankrupt businessman’s finances. Heller is majority owner of a four-story, beachfront house in Sea Isle, at the southern tip of New Jersey’s coastline. The property is set to sell to a couple from southern New Jersey.

1 month ago | lancasteronline.com | Brett Sholtis

A summons from Daryl Heller’s former business partner has placed Heller’s family members and associates into the legal spotlight. It’s the second civil action this year to include Heller’s family. The filings come ahead of a meeting in federal bankruptcy court where a court-appointed examiner will search for millions of dollars that seemingly vanished as investors in Heller’s Lancaster-based ATM network business stopped receiving monthly payments.