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Past posts on this blog detailed the effect that a Qualified Domestic Relations Order has on your property division proceedings. With your ex-spouse having multiple options when it comes to dealing with their interests in your 401(k) (including cashing it out with the...
Having a legal custody order in place protects the relationship of both parents with their child after a divorce. Working together with your estranged spouse to make a plan can facilitate a healthy coparenting relationship and establish expectations for the next phase...
Those who endure a divorce after the age of 50 may experience different emotions and circumstances than those who are younger and experience this life-altering event. While divorce rates in the United States have fallen overall, U.S. News reports that gray divorce has...
Protecting assets when getting divorced commonly becomes a priority for spouses who know they must split up their marital estate. However, the process of negotiating a property division settlement also includes discussions of how to split any shared debt the couple...
Pennsylvania recognizes pets as property, much like your house, car and other assets. During a divorce, you and your spouse must decide on who takes ownership of your pets. When a couple cannot decide by themselves, a family court judge may determine where a dog or...
Aside from your home, your retirement accounts will likely be the most valuable assets to divide in your impending divorce. However, the equitable division of pensions and other retirement accounts depends on a qualified domestic relations order or QDRO. About the...
While you and your current spouse decided it was good that you divorce, you also decided it was good to remain together in your marital home in Pennsylvania. Do you know how to survive together during your divorce? Divorce Magazine offers tips for navigating living...
After your divorce, you may worry that you might not bond with your young children if you only share partial custody with your ex-spouse. A recent report by the U.S. News notes that most states receive poor reports related to how much time divorced parents spend with...
You likely did not get married intending to get a divorce later on, but this is a common experience for many. According to Time, the divorce rate in the U.S. is around 39%. Whether your split is amicable or contentious, coping with a divorce can be difficult. These...
When you decide to divorce, it may be hard to prove exactly when a marriage stopped working. In Pennsylvania, determining a date of separation is a legal way for you and your spouse to understand when you both ceased to be together. Divorce and separation According to...