Blog: Firm News
- What to do if the other parent isn’t following the custody order
Oct 21, 2025
When your ex ignores a custody order, you may feel frustrated and unsure what to do next. Pennsylvania law gives you several ways to respond, and choosing the right one early helps you protect your child and avoid more conflict. Here’s what you should do if your ex isn’t following the order. Document every missed visit or violation Write down each time your ex breaks the order. Record the date, time and what happened, and...Read More - Recognizing the signs: Is it time for a divorce?
Feb 18, 2025
Laughter and shared adventures used to fill your weekends together. Now, silence hangs heavy, punctuated by disagreements and a growing sense of isolation. This shift from connection to disconnect can be a heart-wrenching signal that it may be time to honestly assess the health of your marriage. Deciding to divorce is deeply personal Here are some signs that may indicate it is time to consider divorce: Constant conflict and unresolvable disagreements Lack of intimacy or...Read More - Nepal Blog
Jun 27, 2024
What do lawyers do when they are not working? We are a varied group, with varied interests. I have been a Taekwondo practitioner since 1994 and also Yu Shin Hap Gi Mu Ye, an evolved form of Hapkido involving open hand and certain weapon use. I have climbed at Devils Tower, in Wyoming, and have taken over 20 trips to Devils Tower, summiting during many of those trips. Most recently, our group of four, myself...Read More - Dividing marital property in PA
May 27, 2024
Divorce can be a highly stressful time for anyone, given the uncertainties it brings to your life. This challenging time can become even more overwhelming once the financial aspects of the separation enter the picture. When a marriage ends in Pennsylvania, the couple’s most valuable assets go through a legal process that follows the equitable distribution principle. This means courts split property in a fair way, and this does not always mean a 50/50 split...Read More - Emphasize these benefits when you ask your partner for a prenup
Apr 4, 2022
Though prenuptial agreements have gotten a bad rap in the past, this is beginning to change. CNN Business reports that divorce lawyers have seen a 62% increase in prenup requests. Despite this, it can still be difficult to talk to your future spouse about your desire to have a prenup. To make the conversation easier, try emphasizing these key benefits. Protect children from another marriage If you or your fiance are entering the marriage with...Read More - Will divorce impact your credit?
Dec 23, 2021
After your divorce has finally gone through and you have the finalized process behind you, you will likely want to move on. Buying a new house or a new car might top your to-do list, and you will likely need loans. To get a good loan, you need good credit. Unfortunately, a divorce could potentially have a negative impact on your credit score. But in good news for you, this is not an inevitability. Dividing...Read More - 3 Reasons baby boomers need prenups
Jan 8, 2021
There are many common misconceptions surrounding prenuptial agreements and who needs them. One such misconception is that prenuptial agreements are only for celebrities or the extremely wealthy. Another such misconception is that prenups are not important for second or third marriages. A third misconception is that older people do not need prenuptial agreements. In truth, prenuptial agreements may be more important for mature couples who have had previous marriages than for any other group of...Read More - How are inherited assets dealt with in a divorce?
Aug 28, 2020
During your marriage, you may have experienced a windfall after a relative’s passing. No matter what assets they left you, you will want to protect them as you and your spouse split up. Yet, your spouse may try staking a claim to them. In most cases, though, any assets you inherited will remain separate property in your divorce. Inherited assets are separate property Under Pennsylvania law, inherited assets qualify as separate property – rather than...Read More