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Some Pennsylvania residents who are preparing to tie the knot may not have considered getting a prenuptial agreement. However, those who are bringing assets into a marriage may wish to consider a prenuptial agreement to protect those assets in the event of a...
There is more than one reason parents in Pennsylvania should official establish the paternity of their child. In addition to having the right to have a relationship with their father, children can also receive a number of benefits, such as being able to receive child...
Are you going through a divorce? Are you concerned about losing some or all of your assets to your soon-to-be ex-spouse?It's only natural to worry about this since you'll have to negotiate and compromise along the way. While this is all part of the divorce process,...
Pennsylvania parents who have been designated as custodial parents will have physical custody of their children for most of the time. As a custodial parent, these parents shoulder the majority of the legal responsibility for their children's upbringing, regardless of...
Pennsylvania parents who are getting a divorce will need to reach an agreement regarding child custody, which includes legal as well as physical custody. Legal custody refers to which parent is able to make decisions about major aspects of the child's life, such as...
When you decide to divorce, it won't be long before you wonder what will happen in regard to how you raise your child or children. Since this is one of the most important things on your mind, you don't want to wait too long to learn more about your situation and the...
When a Pennsylvania couple ends their marriage, it is important to know the value of the marital assets for property division. In a high-asset divorce, this may be particularly complex. An accountant can be a good choice if the asset that needs to be valued is...
Pennsylvania parents who are getting a divorce might agree that one of them will have physical custody of their child while the other has visitation rights. There are a number of different arrangements they can use. In one common schedule, the child spends alternate...
A new custody trend among separating Pennsylvania couples is generating interest across the social and legal spectrum. Known as "bird nesting," it is providing an alternative solution to the question of where the affected parties will live. Simply stated, bird nesting...
A report from a large wealth management firm has revealed that married women still tend to fall into traditional gender roles when it comes to long-term financial decisions and investing. Among married women, 56 percent reported leaving most financial affairs to their...