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Child custody disputes often occur for divorced or separated parents in Pennsylvania. In most cases, parents seek joint custody, while some ask a court for sole decision-making authority for their child’s upbringing. Deciding between sole and joint custody involves...
You will eventually need to sit down with your children and talk about the divorce. This isn’t something you want to do haphazardly. It’s best if you plan it out. It’s also wise to have a family meeting when this conversation eventually happens. Both you and your...
Retirement accounts are frequently among the most valuable marital assets spouses own. They may have spent many years during the marriage contributing to a 401(k) or similar retirement savings account. In some cases, spouses may have even set aside more for their...
Divorce often brings significant changes to every aspect of life, including social connections. Friendships may shift, social circles may change and feelings of isolation may emerge. Rebuilding a social life after a divorce requires time, effort and a positive...
Parents who decide to end their romantic relationship will still have to work together for their children. It can often be difficult to communicate with an ex after a break up, but parents usually can’t avoid that. Consider these three tips for making the...
Your spouse may be wasteful or reckless with marital assets in anticipation of a divorce. They could, for instance, excessively spend money on gambling, luxury items or expensive vacations without your consent, transfer assets to friends or family members or even...
Child custody orders are legally binding. This means that both parents must honor them and stick to the terms. Nonetheless, the needs of children are fluid, meaning that they change as they get older. The courts understand this, which is why custody orders can be...
Your divorce can affect different aspects of your child's life, including their education. They may have trouble concentrating, their grades may plummet and they may have behavioral issues at school. That's why it's recommended for divorcing parents to inform their...
When you get a divorce, it’s often best not to post about the process – or your spouse – on social media. Some people advise that you shouldn’t post at all until the divorce has concluded. At the same time, social media is just how a lot of people communicate today....
It is natural for parents to occasionally disagree with one another about what is best for their children. Even those in the happiest marriages sometimes end up arguing over health care decisions, religious observances or educational matters for their children. After...