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Hashing out a parenting plan may prove one of the most challenging parts of a divorce. Deciding what is best for your children in the wake of your split is hard. With so many unknowns, you may feel overwhelmed. One of the newest trends in co-parenting is nesting. The...
The Pennsylvania legislature is currently reviewing Senate Bill 78, a custody reform initiative called Kayden's Law. The bill would require court investigations in custody cases involving abuse allegations and make other changes to place safety at the forefront of...
As a parent who receives child support, you understand the fear that someday your former spouse may stop paying you. Some spouses face uncooperative exes or circumstances that intervene to stop support. This is why a support order in a divorce settlement may not be...
In the long run, getting a divorce can improve your life. Nevertheless, it is very challenging in the short term, and one of the biggest challenges may be telling your spouse that you want a divorce. While it can be difficult, you should not avoid the conversation and...
As a divorcing parent, you must make a lot of decisions for yourself and your shared children. Further, you must make those decisions with the other parent. Psychology Today explains how to cultivate a viable strategy for parenting. Learn how to support your child's...
Divorce can take a significant toll on your finances. You and your spouse usually need to disentangle your accounts and you may find yourself with access to fewer resources. There are several steps you should take to prepare your finances for life after the divorce....
Many concerns about children and divorce center around young children. In reality, divorce can have an emotionally destabilizing impact on teenage children as well. Parents need to be conscientious about what their teenage children are feeling. Identifying ways to...
Pennsylvania child support laws can assist you with ensuring your children receive funds for their care and well-being from a non-custodial parent. The Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare notes that these funds cover the cost of food, clothing and medical...
Going through a divorce is hard on everyone involved, but life afterward can be peaceful for parents and children if successful co-parenting is the ultimate goal. It is not always easy to set hard feelings aside, but it is possible to focus on the wellbeing of...
A cheating spouse can destroy a marriage, and adultery plays a large role in many Pennsylvania divorces. It can also change the shape and trajectory of those divorces. Since California made the first no-fault divorces legal in 1969, all fifty States have adopted...