Parents who want to move out of their Pennsylvania home with their child often do so to leave the painful past and welcome a fresh future. However, they must fulfill specific conditions that can lead to a relocation hearing before packing up their things and going...
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How is debt divided in a divorce?
When two people decide to get married, they bring more than just their personalities and preferences to their relationships. They also bring their financial histories and obligations, such as debts from student loans, credit cards, mortgages or other sources. Some of...
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...
Contempt of court: When your spouse violates custody orders
Like any parent enduring a contentious divorce, your child’s overall well-being always takes precedence. A child custody order aims to generate an agreement serving your child’s best interests. Since both you and your spouse only want nothing but the best for your...
3 FAQs about annulments in Pennsylvania
In some cases, getting married quickly comes with immediate doubts. Although divorce rates have declined, some people soon realize that they do not belong in the marriage. For various reasons, an annulment may provide a better option than a divorce but has its own...
3 reasons to consider mediation for a gray divorce
Even after years of building a life together, change happens that may lead to divorcing as the best solution. Research published by the National Library of Medicine indicates people 50 and over account for 36% of U.S. adults getting divorced. From reputations to...
What properties are not subject to division in a divorce?
It is common for divorcing spouses to have a pile of questions about the divorce process. One of their main concerns is determining which properties the court will distribute between spouses and which ones are excluded from the division. Following the equitable...
Should you contest your prenup in your divorce?
According to Strictly Weddings, only about 10% of marriages across the United States include a prenuptial agreement. If you signed a prenup before you got married, you may wonder how it will affect your divorce, and you might find yourself contemplating whether to...
Factors to consider as you draft your parenting plan
The goal of a parenting plan is ensuring that both parents have equal access to and maintain a relationship with their children. Divorce often leads to conflict, but your parenting plan should focus on the needs of your children, not the disagreements in your...
4 misconceptions about property division during a divorce
Going through a divorce can be a challenging time, especially when it comes to dividing property. Misconceptions can make this process even more confusing. Understanding the rules that govern property division is key to navigating this critical aspect of your divorce....