When it comes to divorce and child custody, the process is often challenging for the entire family, and it can cause damage to the relationships between the parents and their children if the parents are not careful. Co-parenting is the idea that, even after the...

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When a pair of Pennsylvania spouses decide to go their separate ways rather than remain in an unhappy marriage, they must resolve numerous issues to achieve a fair settlement, especially if they are parents. While most people want to finalize a settlement as fairly...
Should a parent live with an ex after divorce?
When two Pennsylvania parents decided to part ways, they no doubt want to do so in a way that is least disruptive to their children. Kids are typically resilient and adapt well to life changes when they are certain of the love and guidance of their parents. Still,...
Does property division include an inherited IRA?
When a married couple in Pennsylvania decides to divorce, they must address numerous financial issues. For instance, if a couple has children, a child custody arrangement and parenting plan will clearly be a central focus of negotiations. Spouses must also navigate...
Should divorce occur before or after the New Year?
Timing can be a critical issue when two Pennsylvania spouses decide to go their separate ways. It is understandable that many spouses want to get the ball rolling right away once the decision has been made. However, especially when a year is winding to a close, there...
3 ways a spouse might hide assets in a divorce
If you decide to end your marriage in a Pennsylvania court, the decision cannot take form without going through a legal process. This process might take months to complete. If your ex refuses to play by the rules, it could take even longer, such as if he or she tries...
Preparing for the financial impact of divorce
Many married couples in Pennsylvania have encountered momentary problems at some point in their life together. Some have even overcome severe financial crises. If a couple decides to divorce, it can definitely be an experience that has significant financial...
Divorce can disrupt a child’s new school year
For many Pennsylvania parents, this year’s summer break included family meetings that were held to inform children that their parents have decided to separate, on their way to filing for a divorce. Depending on the ages and maturity levels of the children in question,...
How to avoid a financial train wreck in a divorce
When a Pennsylvania married couple decides to part ways, they typically try to work out terms of agreement for a settlement. Various factors, such as whether there are children involved, may have a significant impact on legal proceedings. Finances are a primary...
3 issues that often lead to divorce
When a Pennsylvania couple gets married, they typically assume that they will be together for a lifetime. Even after years of marriage, however, spouses often determine that their relationship has hit an insurmountable. While each divorce proceeding is unique, several...