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Even when people recognize that a divorce is the most ideal solution for their marital discord, the loss of companionship can impact their life indefinitely. People may not notice this disconnect right away, but as they spend more time alone, the reality of their...
Establishing parentage or paternity in Pennsylvania can protect both your rights as a parent if a dispute arises, and your child’s entitlement to benefits such as military benefits, Social Security and other child privileges. As the Pennsylvania American Civil...
Parental alienation has an immediate negative impact on your child. Unfortunately, the damage does not just end there. In fact, your child could suffer from the effects of parental alienation for years to come. But how does parental alienation manifest in children in...
One of the most difficult aspects of divorce tends to be the child custody process. It is likely that you and your ex-spouse will need to share legal and physical custody of your children after divorce. Even if you and your ex-spouse are on reasonably good terms,...
You and your former spouse may have had jointly held debts when you divorced. Your final divorce decree may require your ex to pay a particular joint debt as part of your property division. The decree may also state that you are no longer responsible for that debt....
One of the biggest hurdles after a divorce is to remain amicable with your ex-spouse. When there are children involved, it is not only more of a necessity to try to remain on good terms, but it is also more complicated. According to the Huffington Post, if you choose...
Spousal support, also called alimony, can help bridge the gap in your finances when you divorce. If you raised children or supported your spouse's career, you may worry about how you can establish and maintain an independent household. Review the rules for alimony in...
Whether your divorce is a mutual decision or something you decide on your own, you may wonder if it matters who files first. There are many misconceptions that whoever files first has some advantage in the process, but we assure you that is not true. In fact, as Rowe...
Prenuptial agreements are binding contracts under Pennsylvania law. Of course, circumstances change. Your marital and financial situation may be much different now than you anticipated when you signed your prenup. There are several options available if you believe...
After a divorce, families in Pennsylvania like yours have a lot of adjusting to do. Some adjust better than others. In worst case scenarios, those who cannot adjust well may try to take others down with them. This is sometimes the case with parental alienation....