A Complete Guide to Divorcing with a Business in Pennsylvania

Obtaining a divorce can be a mentally and emotionally draining process. While a divorce is designed to allow you to exit a toxic relationship and

Divorce Consultation Checklist to Prepare You from the Start

Consulting a divorce lawyer in Philadelphia is the beginning of a difficult and potentially lengthy legal process. You can prepare for your consultation by: This

A Guide to Equitable Distribution in Pennsylvania

Property division can be a heavily contested issue during a divorce. Pennsylvania is an equitable distribution state; this mean the state uses an equitable approach

A Guide to Marital Settlement Agreements in Pennsylvania

If you and your spouse have decided to divorce, a marital settlement agreement may be required to divide your assets and debts. Specifically, a marital

She wanted to vaccinate kids. He didn’t. Judge had to decide

Credits to: https://whyy.org/articles/divorced-parents-in-pennsylvania-taking-kids-covid-vaccine-disputes-to-court/ Listen 6:28 The COVID-19 pandemic has changed everything. What should we know about how you approach the world now? How has the pandemic

What is a PFA or Protection From Abuse Order in Family Law?

In Pennsylvania, a Protection from Abuse order (PFA) is meant to protect an individual from further contact, harm, or harassment from their abuser. A PFA

How to Divorce Someone You Haven’t Seen in Years in PA

To initiate a divorce action against your spouse, you need to serve them divorce papers. This is because you must provide them notice and an

Can You Get a Divorce Without the Other Person Signing?

Yes, you can obtain a divorce without your spouse’s signature. There are many reasons why spouses refuse to sign. Sometimes the other spouse cannot be

Collaborative Divorce vs Mediation: Which is Better?

You and your spouse want to work together to resolve the issues arising from your divorce, such as child custody, child support, alimony, and the

Divorce Mediation Strategy: Simplify Your Separation

You’ve heard that a mediated divorce is quicker and less expensive than a litigated divorce. Mediation also gives you and your spouse control over the

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