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- Kayden’s Law: Protecting Children from Divorce After Abuse
- How Does Remarriage Affect Your Divorce?
- If We Get a Divorce, Do I Have to Move Out?
- Common Misconceptions About Divorce & Family Law
- Preparing for Divorce in Pennsylvania
- Will Infidelity Affect My Divorce?
- Your Rights to Retirement Assets
- Finding Hidden Income & Assets
- Your Ex-Spouse Bad-Mouthing You: How Much Is Too Much?
- Supervised Visitation in Pennsylvania: The Details Vary, but the Goal Is Always to Keep Children Safe and in Contact with Both Parents
- Tips for Working with Your Divorce Lawyer During the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Equitable Distribution of Marital Debts in Pennsylvania
- When Social Media Shows Your Ex-Spouse’s True Colors
- What Is the Difference Between Moving and Relocation in Pennsylvania Child Custody Cases?
- It Is in the Best Interest of Young Children to Have Their Parents Living Within Commuting Distance of Each Other
- Equitable Distribution of Artwork and Other Valuable Items During a Divorce?
- Focus on the Big Picture, Not on Getting the Cheapest or Quickest Divorce
- The Legal Rights of Parties in a Divorce
- When Homeowners Divorce in Pennsylvania
- Mediation and Your Pennsylvania Divorce
- Equitable Distribution Starts with Dividing Marital Property in Half, but It Doesn’t End There
- Co-Parenting Dos and Don’ts
- When the IRS Sends Your Coronavirus Stimulus Payment Straight to Your Ex: The COVID-19 Pandemic and Your Child Support Obligations
- Alimony, Child Support, and the Gig Economy
- Is There Ever a Legally Valid Reason Not to Pay Child Support?
- When Divorced Parents Financially Support Their Adult Children
- With DNA Paternity Testing, the Sooner the Better
- Are You Responsible for Repaying Debts That Your Ex-Spouse Incurred During Your Marriage?
- What to Do If Your Spouse Intentionally Loses Money to Avoid Paying Alimony
- Divorce Mondays Dos and Don’ts
- How to Resolve Conflicts About Children’s Non-Emergency Medical Care
- How COVID-19 Legislation Can Affect Your Divorce and Child Support Case
- What Are a Lawyer’s Ethical Obligations to His or Her Clients?
- 50/50 Shared Custody Is the Ideal in Pennsylvania, but It May Not Be Practical for Everyone
- Are Stepsiblings Still Family After a Divorce?
- COVID-19 and Spousal Support Obligations
- Estate Planning Terms to Know
- Wills vs. Trusts: Which One is Right for You?
- Divorcing Later in Life
- You Can Still Collect Child Support Payments Even If Your Ex-Spouse Files for Bankruptcy
- Beware of Leaving Too Much Wiggle Room in Your Parenting Plan
- Co-Parenting During the School Year: Be Realistic and Take Your Children’s Concerns Seriously
- When Your Ex Doesn’t Get Custody of the Children, but Neither Do You
- Child Custody Hearings in Pennsylvania: It’s Not About Who Wins or Loses
- How Much Weight Does a Child’s Preference Carry in Parenting Time Decisions?
- Pennsylvania Laws About Relocating After Divorce
- You and Your Ex Should Formalize a Parenting Plan, Even If You Were Never Legally Married
- How to Get a Protection from Abuse Order in Pennsylvania
- Domestic Violence in Pennsylvania Family Law: What Is Reasonable Fear?
- What Same Sex Couples Should Know About Divorce in Pennsylvania
- Do You Need a Family Law Attorney to Protect Your Rights After Ending a Long-Term Relationship?
- Postnuptial Agreements: Can They Save Your Marriage?
- Divorce Mediation Can Save You Money and Stress
- How Will the Court Divide Your Small Business If You Divorce?
- High Asset Divorce: How the Other Half Divorces
- When Parents Divorce After Borrowing Money for Their Children’s College Education
- If Your Spouse Is Being Dishonest About Money, Talk to a Lawyer Long Before You Decide to Divorce
- Co-Parenting After Divorce Can Mean Forming New Holiday Family Traditions
- How Will Your Divorce Affect Your Children’s Financial Aid Eligibility for College?
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- Why to Use an Estate Planning Attorney Instead of a Form
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