Category Archives: Divorce
Want To Move Out Of The Family Home? Here Are Some Considerations First
Divorce is difficult for everyone and sometimes when faced with the reality, people just want to remove themselves from the situation. Often, this means leaving the family home. It is important to know that leaving the marital home is an emotional decision, and it can also hurt your divorce case. Below, our Media divorce… Read More »
Pennsylvania Divorce Interrogatories
Many divorces have a discovery phase which is very helpful for uncovering information about your spouse. In our experience, some spouses hide investment accounts or even income. Others will conveniently “forget” about trust funds or savings accounts held in a different state. You can’t request a share of accounts that you don’t know exist,… Read More »
Post-Pandemic Divorces Rise
For those of you who may have missed it, the coronavirus was supposed to destroy American marriages as familiarity and over-interaction gave way to contempt. For the record, the number of divorces filed during the pandemic decreased by a large margin. However, divorce attorneys fielded more phone calls than they would on average. The… Read More »
Alimony And Taxes: What Pennsylvania Residents Should Know
Ask any income earning American citizen today about how taxes impact their lives, and you are likely to receive a variety of responses. Taxes impact our lives in many different ways. Property taxes, income taxes, and other forms of tax help our government propel society forward through the development of systems that improve quality… Read More »
Article Addresses “Myths” About Marriage
The fine people at Psychology Today recently asked experts about marriage as a lifestyle choice. Today, we consider the LGTBQ community a lifestyle choice, so why not married couples too? One of the tricky things when you ask this question, is that it then becomes one choice among many. If you asked most Americans,… Read More »
Childhood Trauma Linked To Adult Substance Abuse, According To Study
A recent study has linked substance misuse and abuse to early childhood trauma, factors that make it much more likely that children will end up in the child welfare system. For children growing up in the child welfare system, those who would go on to have substance abuse issues were 24% more likely to… Read More »
The “Gray Divorce” Phenomenon
Data gleaned from court records indicates that there is a soaring rise in divorce among retired spouses. These are called “gray divorces” and the numbers indicate that they have more than doubled since 1990. So, why are older Americans getting divorced more frequently in 2020 than they were 30 years ago? Lifespan increases Why… Read More »
Property Division In A Divorce: A Guide For Pennsylvania Residents
Ask any couple celebrating an anniversary and they will tell you: Making a marriage last takes a lot of work. Once the glow of the wedding day and honeymoon is over, the day to day reality of married life begins to settle in. While for some, this settling in can be the start of… Read More »
When Will A Judge Award Alimony?
For many married couples, a happy and long-lasting marriage tends to elicit questions from those who are less fortunate when it comes to love. When asked what the secret is to a healthy relationship, many married couples are likely to mention trust as a key component. However, even the happiest of marriages can turn… Read More »
Equitable Distribution Vs. Community Property
For many married couples across America, the opportunity to share finances and build wealth for themselves and their children is a source of great pleasure for each spouse. When relations in the marriage stay strong, spouses can continue to build a financial safety net well into their elder years. However, when a marriage enters… Read More »
