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Divorce can be a challenging time, especially when it comes to dividing assets. Understanding what you might lose is crucial to planning ahead. Here, we explore the types of assets at risk during a divorce. Marital property vs. separate property In Pennsylvania,...
The end of a marriage for a high-conflict couple can be particularly draining. Traditional litigation can be too hostile in such cases because it can escalate tensions and increase emotional and financial strain. Divorce arbitration offers an alternative for such...
Divorce can be difficult, particularly when it involves splitting assets. One of the most significant assets is often the family home. In Pennsylvania, who gets the house in a divorce depends on several factors. Marital vs. Separate property In Pennsylvania, the court...
Divorce is challenging for anyone going through it. Emotions run high, and the process can be stressful. The situation can become even more complicated for those with significant assets and debts. In Pennsylvania, equitable distribution rules add another layer of...
During marriage, both spouses rely on each other for support, but the divorce process can make their lives and finances uncertain. One way for people who earn less than their spouse to ease this transition is spousal support or alimony. What should you know? What is...
When couples decide to untangle their lives through divorce, the process of equitable property division begins, involving a complex mix of emotional and financial issues. At the heart of this intricate process often lies the family home, a property pulsating with...
If you live in Pennsylvania and wish to end your marriage, you must file the appropriate paperwork and navigate a legal process. This process might include mediation, arbitration or litigation, according to your needs. A divorce also includes property division, which,...
The answer to the question posed in the title of this post is a resounding “Yes.” You can most definitely stop a spouse who is acting unlawfully in property division proceedings. Hiding assets in a Pennsylvania divorce is a type of perjury (lying to the court), which...
Like most married couples in Pennsylvania and throughout the country, you and your spouse have no doubt encountered challenges in your relationship. Whether you typically get along well but a cataclysmic event through you off course -- such as an extramarital affair,...
As a parent, you'll no doubt encounter many situations in life when your children rely on you to help them through a difficult time. Such times might include issues that arise at school or in their social interactions. If you have teenagers in your household, they...
