A prenuptial agreement is like a roadmap, guiding couples through potential financial complexities. However, just as roads evolve and change, so do the circumstances in a marriage. Updating your prenup when life changes occur can be a wise decision to ensure that it...
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Strategies for co-parenting success
Co-parenting can be challenging, but with the right strategies, parents can create a supportive and nurturing environment for their children. Successful co-parenting is important for the well-being of the kids involved. Clear communication is key Out of 1,000 married...
When can you get a post-judgement modification in Pennsylvania?
Many people view the finalization of a divorce as the end of the road for a couple and as the resolution of all issues. However, life does not stand still, and when things change, adjustments in previous agreements may be advisable. Getting approval for such...
4 reasons a prenup may be right for you
Marriage is a significant life event, and it is important to consider all aspects to ensure a harmonious and secure union. One option that couples may want to explore is a prenuptial agreement, often referred to as a prenup. While not everyone may need a prenup, there...
Can you change your parenting plan after the fact?
After a divorce, many parents find themselves facing new challenges when it comes to co-parenting. One common question that arises is whether or not you can change your parenting plan after the fact. The short answer is yes, it is possible to modify your parenting...
Can I get child support even if I was not married?
Child support is a critical aspect of ensuring that children receive the financial support they need to thrive. However, many people are unsure whether they can receive child support if they were not married to the other parent of their child. Fortunately, in...
What are valid reasons to modify your child custody order?
Even if you feel as though you have a valid reason to request a change to your custody order, the courts will thoroughly assess your situation prior to making any modifications. The best interests of your children will take precedence over any argument you make. As...
Can a prenup be unenforceable?
Prenups are common contractual relationships between those seeking to get married. Prenuptial agreements outline the separation of assets and the amount of support an individual receives if the couple separates through a divorce or if one spouse dies. Under...
Previously married? Share your experience when discussing prenups
Signing a prenuptial agreement is a way for both spouses in a marriage to safeguard what matters most to them personally. Many people view prenups as signs of imminent divorce, but you can view the matter from a different perspective as a previously married...
How quickly can you get a divorce in Pennsylvania?
When divorce is inevitable, most couples want to get through the legal process as quickly as possible. Going in with a game plan can expedite the proceedings, but points of contention can extend the process greatly. Depending on your situation, a divorce can take...