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Divorce is traumatic on its own. Then, there may be the worry that your professional life is at risk because of having the private details of your situation made public. Many people in Pennsylvania going through this process think that having a divorce made public...
Determining what a spouse may get in a divorce settlement in Pennsylvania is frequently the most contentious portion of a split. Whether the discussions involve alimony payments or division of marital property, these talks can become heated. Complicating matters is...
In Pennsylvania, relocation with your child after a divorce is not allowed unless all the parties that have custody and visitation rights with the child consent to the relocation. Additionally, there are steps to follow when petitioning for permission to relocate and...
In Pennsylvania, grandparents and great-grandparents have certain custodial rights, depending on the situation's specifics. These rights are defined by a Pennsylvania statute, Title 23, Section 5325. To pursue visitation rights, grandparents and great-grandparents...
Pennsylvania law allows you to end your marriage for any reason. It also allows you to do so with or without your spouse's permission. However, this doesn't necessarily mean that you'll be able to quickly finalize the divorce. In some cases, the process may stretch on...
Divorce is an unfortunate situation for Pennsylvania couples that requires careful planning, organization and communication. Fortunately, advancements in information technology have introduced many online tools designed to assist you in navigating the divorce journey....
Divorce is a life-altering event that not only impacts Pennsylvania couples' emotional well-being but can also have significant financial repercussions. The end of a marriage can disrupt financial stability, create uncertainty, and lead to financial challenges that...
Negotiating the terms of a prenuptial agreement may not be something you included on the list of tasks to complete before the wedding. However, despite the lack of romance associated with creating and executing a legal document, it may strengthen your marriage. As a...
If you are a Pennsylvania resident considering relocating, it's essential to understand the state's relocation law and how it could affect your child custody arrangement. Under Pennsylvania law, there are specific factors that a court will consider when determining...
Child custody refers to a court's determination of which parent will have physical and/or legal custody of a child. Child custody is often one of the most contentious issues in a divorce or separation in Pennsylvania, and there are many myths about child custody....
