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Pennsylvania parents who pay child support and who are filing for bankruptcy cannot have their obligations discharged as part of the process. If a change in circumstances has made it impossible for them to keep up with child support payments, then they need to go to...
In May 2014, same-sex spouses who wanted to obtain divorces gained the right to do so in Pennsylvania. This allowance extends to couples that were married in other states, and the attorneys at Row Law Offices, P.C., strive to help couples discover and exercise their...
Pennsylvania parents who are going through a divorce may wonder whether or not they need to get a custody order. Some parents prefer to avoid getting the courts involved and simply make an informal agreement with the other parent. However, parents should keep in mind...
Pennsylvania couples who are preparing to divorce need to be aware that the property division made or approved by the court will also involve a division of the debts incurred during the marriage. Despite the allocation of a debt to one spouse for repayment, however,...
Pennsylvania parents may be interested in some information about when required child support payments end. While there are certain ages at which this requirement stops, some circumstances could extend the payment period beyond adulthood. When a court orders a...
When going through a divorce in Pennsylvania, spouses may disagree about issues like child custody, property division or alimony. Property division can be especially confusing when a business is involved because couples may run a business together or not know how to...
One of the most difficult elements that Pennsylvania parents who are going through a divorce often face is child custody. In addition to ascertaining financial and legal responsibility, courts often have to sort out such emotional issues as personal care and...
Pennsylvania family courts often prefer to encourage parents to work together in developing parenting plans during divorce proceedings. Judges may order that non-custodial parents receive reasonable visitation with their children, and parents often have questions...
Residents of Pennsylvania may be interested in learning how to avoid pitfalls associated with safeguarding a business from complications in a divorce process. Building a business is difficult enough, but unexpectedly receiving the news that a spouse is filing for...
Under Pennsylvania state law, both parents of a child must provide for that child until he or she turns 18. Child support may be required after the child turns 18 if he or she is still in high school and not emancipated. Once the child has turned 18 and is out of high...