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When parents divorce, deciding who keeps the family pet can be nearly as emotional as dividing time with the children. For most American families, pets are more than property—they’re companions, protectors and part of a family’s broader daily routine. In some cases,...
Divorce doesn’t have to be a drawn-out legal battle. In Pennsylvania, mediation offers a more cooperative and less stressful alternative. It gives both spouses the chance to resolve disputes outside of court and maintain more control over the outcome. Here’s how...
Dividing retirement accounts during divorce proceedings can be complex. These assets often represent a significant portion of your financial future. In Pennsylvania, specific legal rules determine how these accounts get divided between spouses. What counts as a...
When going through a divorce, one important consideration is spousal support. In Pennsylvania, the amount of support is based on several factors, rather than a simple formula. This approach allows the court to take a more personalized look at your situation and make a...
Divorce can have a significant impact on your health insurance coverage. As spouses often share health insurance through one partner’s employer or a family plan, navigating these changes is crucial after a divorce. Understanding how divorce affects health insurance...
Child support in Pennsylvania relies on specific guidelines designed to ensure fairness and consistency. These guidelines aim to provide children with the financial support they need to maintain their standard of living. If you're going through a divorce or custody...
Child custody in Pennsylvania becomes especially challenging during the holidays. The law strives to ensure both parents have time with their children on important occasions. However, how this plays out can vary significantly depending on the specific circumstances of...
When a divorce decree is finalized, the terms require adherence. However, life changes and circumstances shift over time, which may prompt you to revisit certain provisions of the decree. Post-decree modifications in Pennsylvania are possible, but they have limits....
Dividing debts in a divorce matters just as much as dividing assets. In Pennsylvania, courts follow equitable distribution, meaning they divide debts fairly but not necessarily equally. Understanding how courts handle debts helps you plan for financial stability....
Dividing business assets in a high-asset divorce creates unique challenges. Pennsylvania follows equitable distribution, meaning courts divide property fairly but not necessarily equally. If you own a business, its value, structure, and ownership details determine how...
