family law

The decision to end a marriage is never an easy one, and navigating the legal complexities of a divorce can be daunting. One common question that arises among couples considering divorce in Pennsylvania is whether or not it matters who files first. Advantages of...

In Pennsylvania, your divorce can fall under two categories: fault and no-fault. A mutual decision by you and your spouse that it is time to end the marriage typically results in a no-fault divorce. On the other hand, a fault-based divorce may happen when one spouse...

Divorce can impact so more than just your relationship with your spouse. When you build a life together, the separation can disrupt nearly every element of it, including your financial security. If one or both spouses own a small business, this disruption can be...

The question of alimony resulting from a divorce is a sensitive topic. Even so, it bears examination each time a marriage dissolves. Alimony for a divorce in Pennsylvania falls into a trio of categories. Their definitions hinge on the status of the process. What are...

Parents who share custody or parenting time need to go through the right legal channels before planning a big move. If you have an existing court order that grants your children’s other parent the right to spend time with your children, you need to petition for a...

Although many begin their scholastic journey with the best of intentions, often, young adults are not fully prepared for the introduction to diversity in cultures and lifestyles they receive on a college campus.  Fraternity and sorority life is just one aspect of...

Some couples are able to end their marriages on a relatively positive note, with both parties pleased about the outcome and able to move on to live healthy and fulfilling lives. Unfortunately, this is not the case for everyone, and there are a wide variety of reasons...