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There may have been times throughout your marriage when you and your spouse disagreed. You may have been able to compromise and move on or simply “agree to disagree,” without it doing extensive damage to your relationship. If, as time went on, it became clear that...
When you and your spouse got married, you may have agreed to take on certain responsibilities in your household. For instance, one of you may have agreed to take care of the lawn while other was willing to do laundry. It’s common for spouses, especially those with...
If you’re one of many Pennsylvania spouses who has recently decided to break ties with your spouse rather than remain in an unhappy marriage, you’ll no doubt be navigating many life changes in the near future. If you’re a parent, the decisions you make that directly...
No matter how many children you have (if any) or how long you’ve been married, making a decision to move on in life without your spouse will bring about many changes in life. Whether you and your spouse are still able to get along in a peaceful manner or your...
If you sign a last will and testament, you produce a legally enforceable document that determines any number of things when you die, such as how your assets are to be distributed. You’re able to customize such documents to provide specific instructions and desires...
As one of many concerned parents in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, you want what’s best for your kids. At times, ensuring their well-being might mean making decisions that require lifestyle changes. If you’re preparing for a divorce, you undoubtedly are already aware...
If you’re a Pennsylvania adult who has settled into an independent life, either as a single person or married with children, you likely have had thoughts about your future. Some young adults limit thoughts of the future to topics such as what career they might want to...
A recent decision from a New York appellate court made clear that, even if a parent is within his or her rights to do something, that does not mean that a court cannot consider that in custody decisions. There, separated parents shared custody of their mixed-race...
No matter how often you and your ex may have argued before you finally decided to file for a divorce, you must still work out an agreement regarding child-related issues in order to achieve a settlement. As a parent, you not only have duties and responsibilities to...