Spousal support may be at issue in some Pennsylvania divorces. However, it will not automatically be ordered when it is requested. Instead, courts review several factors to help them determine whether spousal support is appropriate. When a judge orders a spouse to pay...
When you file for divorce in Pennsylvania, you may be in for a lengthy court battle. Pennsylvania is an equitable distribution state, meaning that a judge ultimately decides how your property will be divided. In some ways, this can be positive as it means that you do...
Pennsylvania couples who seek a divorce will need to negotiate how to divide the assets and liabilities incurred during their marriage. One of the areas of debt that many couples will need to deal with is the one resulting from the use of credit cards. Some couples...
We can help you get the support you need in a divorce If you are filing for divorce here in Pennsylvania, one issue with which you may struggle is whether to seek spousal support from your ex. Formerly known as alimony, in our state, it is never a given whether it...
When is it appropriate to pursue sole custody? You're about to file for divorce — a decision you feel is the right one — yet you are wavering over whether you should seek sole custody of the kids or not. You're unsure just what that entails and how your decision will...
Have you planned your holiday custody schedule yet? Even though it may only be the end of September, it is not too soon to begin planning your holiday custody schedule. If you have not already done so, this is very important to avoid any disputes with your ex that...
Why should you collect child support from the other parent? Many divorced or unmarried parents forgo seeking child support for their kids from the children's other parent. Their reasons vary — a sense of pride that they can do it all themselves, not wanting to involve...
Make strategic decisions regarding property settlements When you go through a divorce, dividing up the marital property is often one of the most contentious aspects. Even the most civil divorces can turn acrimonious over decisions on who gets the house and other major...
Why you should fight for joint custody If you are a Radnor parent who is going through a divorce, you could feel pressured to allow you soon-to-be ex-spouse to have sole custody of your child(ren). They may argue that it will just be on paper, and you can still see...
Relocating with a child after divorce? Prepare for a heated talk If you're ready to relocate for work or a new opportunity, having a child and an ex-spouse can be an issue. As a parent who is ready to move forward with your life, you still have to make accommodations...
From skillful negotiation to aggressive litigation, we are ready to work for you. Our lawyers will work with you one-on-one to effectively and efficiently navigate the legal system. To schedule a confidential consultation, contact us online or call 610-975-9898.
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