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When you are going through a divorce in Pennsylvania, you might wonder what happens to property you inherited from a loved one. The good news is that Pennsylvania law generally treats inheritances differently from other marital assets. However, there are important...
Some divorce cases happen after the children have moved out of the house. These parents may have been together and married for years, but they have become empty nesters, and now they have decided to end the marriage. Because the parents are entering this stage in...
Life doesn't stand still after your divorce and neither should your alimony. Fortunately, you have the power to request changes to your current alimony order when your circumstances shift significantly in Pennsylvania. What Pennsylvania courts require for changes...
If you are going through a divorce or separation in Pennsylvania, you will hear the terms "legal custody" and "physical custody." They sound similar, but they mean very different things. Understanding these terms helps you make the best decisions for your children....
Children who live in two homes after their parents split up are facing significant changes from the lifestyle they grew up living. Instead of being able to spend time with both parents in one home, they’re suddenly thrust into having to divide their time between...
Going through a divorce is never an easy situation. It becomes more complex if you’re divorcing someone who has narcissistic tendencies. The nature of this mental health condition means that they’re unable to have empathy for others, and they live in a world of their...
Prenuptial agreements detail the manner in which assets, debts and financial responsibilities will be handled in the event of divorce or death. While prenups can offer financial clarity and protection, not all couples enter into them for the right reasons. In some...
Mediation can be a helpful step in divorce, but it doesn’t always work out. In Pennsylvania, many couples try it first because it’s often quicker, less expensive and more private than going to court. Yet when it breaks down, you need to know what comes next and how to...
Deciding to stay in an unhappy or unhealthy marriage "for the kids" may seem noble, even selfless. Many parents believe that keeping the family unit intact, regardless of the emotional cost, is best for their children. However, this decision often overlooks the...
When one parent is struggling—whether emotionally, financially or with health, addiction or stability issues, a family’s approach to co-parenting may need to be adjusted. These situations can create imbalance and tension, often placing additional burdens on the more...