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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...
Whether you pay or receive child support, you may wonder if it will impact your taxes. In general, it should not have any effect. Child support is an obligation you have as a parent to support your child. If you receive it, it is simply money from the other parent to...
Transitioning to life as a single parent in Pennsylvania can take time and require support from others. Recognizing that you will need to adjust the way you used to do things can help you have more flexibility. Even though you no longer have another person to share...
Once the reality of divorce sets in, your will probably start to look at all of the assets in a different light. Retirement accounts, such as 401(k) plans, are no exception. Do you really have to split your retirement nest egg down the middle? The answer would depend...
You may be among those who decide to end their marriage after many years, even many decades. Later-in-life divorce is no longer uncommon. However, divorce after the age of 50 will affect you in many ways and you will deal with some unique issues. Dealing with time The...
Parental alienation is a big issue in divorcing families. This happens when one parent decides they want to ruin the relationship between their co-parent and child. The reasons differ, but the end result is often the same: a damaged family, and a child with trauma....
When you and your spouse took over the family business, you were perhaps newly married. It was an exciting time and you worked hard to make sure the business prospered. Now that you are facing divorce, what will happen to the business during the property division...
If you and your spouse are facing a contested divorce, the court may appoint a Master to your case. You can rest assured that the Master assigned to assist in your divorce action has significant experience in helping to resolve family law matters. About the Master A...