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Families often look forward to going on vacation together. This is a chance to spend time together, make memories and explore new places. While everyone may come across some challenges while they’re planning a vacation, parents who are divorced have some very specific...
During a marriage, running a family business may seem both convenient and natural. You and your spouse understand each other, you know what skills the other person has, and you are able to work together on a daily basis. But what if that marriage comes to an end? If...
When parents of a newborn separate, creating a parenting time schedule that prioritizes the baby’s well-being can be challenging. That’s especially true when a child is breastfed. While both parents have a right to bond with their child, the baby’s feeding schedule...
Alimony can be a confusing topic for many going through a divorce. In Pennsylvania, it is essential to understand that alimony is not a guaranteed right. The courts play a significant role in determining whether alimony is appropriate and, if so, how much and for how...
Most homeowners spend about three decades paying off their mortgages. In some cases, people take on a 15-year mortgage or ensure that they do not have a prepayment penalty and pay down the mortgage much more quickly. Married couples are often able to qualify for...
Divorce is often one of life’s most challenging transitions, potentially inspiring a range of emotions similar to the grief experienced after the loss of a loved one. Yet, while grief can be brutally uncomfortable, it is very important not to run away from this...
As couples increasingly divorce later in life, retirement is something that’s on more people’s minds as they work toward fair property division, spousal support and other agreements. One concern that many spouses have if they’re required to pay spousal support...
As the end of the year will be upon us all in just a few short months, you – like many Americans – may find yourself reflecting on the past year’s successes and challenges. If you co-parent with your ex, you may find yourself looking back at how well you’ve managed...
One question that often arises as a couple contemplates the end of their marriage is whether family pets can follow their children between households post-divorce. In Pennsylvania, while pets are legally considered property, their role within the family can influence...
Creating a parenting plan means taking what a child needs into account and getting legally-enforceable expectations in place accordingly. Parents tend to think about major concerns when drafting parenting plans, such as the parenting time schedule and decision-making...