Filing for divorce is an emotionally turbulent experience. While it might feel difficult to focus on anything else but the end of your marriage, failing to prioritize your finances could lead to trouble. Especially when dealing with high-asset divorce, exploring every...
A divorce will impact every member of your Pennsylvania family, and kids may experience difficulty as they adjust to the changes in their everyday lives. As a parent, you want to protect your kids from as much unnecessary upheaval and duress as possible, which is why...
Despite a growing number of social media accounts that center around couples and their personal lives, many people in Pennsylvania prefer to keep the details of their relationships private. That privacy often feels more important than ever when going through a...
Most parents in Pennsylvania put a lot of time, thought and effort into creating their child custody agreements. Unfortunately, life changes and parents may encounter issues that make their current arrangements difficult. Conversely, they may simply be dissatisfied...
Married Pennsylvania couples will deal with many disagreements over the years, ranging from trivial to serious. Having disagreements is not necessarily a sign of a marriage in poor health, though, and they are often resolved in time. However, there is at least one...
Divorce can be a very emotional process for children who watch their parents’ marriages end. During this time of upheaval, preserving important familial relationships can be key for emotional support. In Pennsylvania, grandparents can even seek grandparent visitation...
There’s no way to predict with 100% accuracy which marriages will last a lifetime and which spouses will wind up moving on in life without their partners. You may be one of many Pennsylvania spouses who have decided that you’d rather start afresh in a new lifestyle...
Dividing marital property is a key part of the divorce process. Property division can pose added challenges to some couples in Pennsylvania, though. Those who have significant financial assets may need to consider the future worth of certain assets or possible tax...
Much can change in a marriage after saying “I do.” From acquiring a variety of assets to accepting new job positions or moving to new places, very few things tend to stay the same. Whether a Pennsylvania couple signed a prenuptial agreement at the time of their...
After several decades of marriage, most couples have accumulated quite a few marital assets. Retirement savings tend to be among the most valuable assets in these marriages for a number of reasons, including their actual cash value as well as the promise of a...
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