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Parents trying to work out custody arrangements often focus on the biggest issues. They may overlook potential sources of conflict that could lead to them fighting with one another in the future. It is common for parents to focus on parenting time more than any other...
Numerous videos depict young children joyfully greeting a parent returning home. However, these are not reunions after vacations. Instead, the parents are participating in a custody arrangement known as nesting, where they take turns living in the family home. In this...
Maintaining a positive relationship with your ex-spouse can be challenging, especially if the divorce is still fresh. However, fostering a cordial and collaborative environment can immensely benefit your children. Here are five practical tips to help you foster a...
When parents divorce and one is ordered to pay child support, that support must typically continue until the child turns 18 or finishes high school (whichever happens first), unless there are special needs or circumstances that require continued support for the child...
There are many self-help websites that promote do-it-yourself approaches to legal procedures, including divorce. However, while these resources can provide some basic information, they often oversimplify the complex nature of ending a marriage. Divorce involves more...
Divorce is a significant life event that can feel overwhelming and stressful. Understanding what lies ahead can help you prepare emotionally and practically for the journey. While each divorce is unique, there are common elements that most people experience during the...
Co-parents often find that their child custody and visitation arrangements need to change as their family dynamics evolve. While seeking adjustments is natural, it's essential to understand that any enforceable changes require court approval. In Pennsylvania,...
Child custody disputes often occur for divorced or separated parents in Pennsylvania. In most cases, parents seek joint custody, while some ask a court for sole decision-making authority for their child’s upbringing. Deciding between sole and joint custody involves...
You will eventually need to sit down with your children and talk about the divorce. This isn’t something you want to do haphazardly. It’s best if you plan it out. It’s also wise to have a family meeting when this conversation eventually happens. Both you and your...
Retirement accounts are frequently among the most valuable marital assets spouses own. They may have spent many years during the marriage contributing to a 401(k) or similar retirement savings account. In some cases, spouses may have even set aside more for their...