Divorce

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...

Conflicts are inevitable in a marriage regardless of how much you love your spouse. However, an inability to resolve a conflict may make it necessary to end a marriage with the help of a Pennsylvania mediator or judge. This may be true even if you aren't subject to...

The state of Pennsylvania generally allows couples to end their marriages without the assistance of an attorney. Completing the divorce process in an informal manner may help a divorcing couple save thousands of dollars or more in legal fees, and it may also help to...

Married couples in Pennsylvania divorce for all different reasons. The process is never fun, but for some people, divorce can provide a much-needed end to an unhealthy relationship. There are a lot of theories about divorce, and many of the myths that get perpetrated...

Marriages are not the only partnerships that can end when a divorce is made final. Sometimes, a family-owned business could be vulnerable as well. This is especially true when a married couple has built a business that is not necessarily growing as anticipated or has...

When the police arrest someone, they read them their Miranda rights. They warn them that anything they say can and will be used against them. If you are divorcing, the same applies to social media. Anything you post or say on social media could be used against you. ...

When you divorce, you shouldn’t just think about what you need in the moment. A divorce has a potential impact on you now and far into the future. Your divorce may impact your finances, your retirement and even what you can afford to provide for your children. Here...