A study has shown a relationship between late child support and the time non-custodial fathers spend with their children. According to the study, fathers who are late on their child support on average spend less time with their children than those who pay on time. As many Berks County families have experienced, many fathers do not live with their children and most have to pay child support to the custodial parents.
Divorce and family businesses
A family business can be a significant asset. Pennsylvania couples who own one should take certain steps to protect their investment in case they get divorced.
Obama's child support regulation still in place
Noncustodial parents in Pennsylvania that cannot afford to make their child support payments on time can face a number of different enforcement measures. One that is used is incarceration. However, parents who are incarcerated may continue to accrue child support debt while they are locked up, and they may be unable to settle their balance when they get out.
Benefits of a prenuptial agreement before a second marriage
Were you married in the past? Did your marriage end up in divorce? Did this harm your financial situation in a number of ways?
Options for dividing a house in divorce
There are several pitfalls that Pennsylvania homeowners who are getting a divorce should avoid. One of those is that if one person plans to remain in the home, that individual should keep in mind that it might present both financial and emotional challenges. People should make sure they will not be bothered by painful memories while in the home and also that they can afford to live there on one income.
