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  • 6/24/14

    Tips to keep divorce separate from work
    The One practical tip is to keep the details or issues related to a divorce out of the work place. This may mean intentionally avoiding talking about divorce matters with co-workers. It can also mean avoiding making phone calls from the office related to the divorce. Calling family members or the soon-to-be ex-spouse from the office can lead to conflict or interference with work priorities. Other ways to keep a pending divorce from affecting...
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  • 6/20/14

    Possible shift in Pennsylvania child custody trends?
    In the past, it was generally expected that when Pennsylvania parents decided to pursue a divorce, children would be relegated to the custody of the mother. With the exception of certain situations, as in where the mother was deemed unfit, this was the cultural norm. According to a recent report, more fathers are fighting to change the tide of According to the report, men are insisting that they have their positions as parents recognized...
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  • 6/9/14

    Financial matters can complicate Pennsylvania divorce
    Whenever there is a marital separation, the emotional implications are also coupled with financial challenges and changes. When a couple marries and has considerable wealth from the onset, there may be a prenuptial agreement in place to ensure fairness in the event of a One vital tip is to explore other options of deciding how to deal with finances. Whether through direct negotiations or working through mediation to decide on financial matters, doing so...
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  • 6/5/14

    Man deals with child support issues for child who isn’t his
    Many people deal with The man was first ordered to pay child support in 1995. He says he quickly let authorities know that he was not the father of the child. The mother of the child also acknowledged that isn’t the father. The man says he paid for and took a paternity test to prove he wasn’t the father, and he mailed those results to the attorney general of his home state. Despite the...
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  • 5/27/14

    One man’s child support matters become public
    Whenever a couple separates and decides upon a formal The 42-year-old man is set to take a seat on the school board, which he just won an election. He was speaking with a local news outlet when he revealed that he is currently behind in child support payments. The man reportedly owes more than $45,000 in back child support. The revelation led one parent to ask that man be removed from the school board...
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  • 5/21/14

    Patric child custody ruling could affect others in Pennsylvania
    Family law cases can be as individual as the people involved. There are times when a Patric agreed to act as a sperm donor to a woman who was once his girlfriend, and the two now have a four-year-old son together. However, Patric was never listed on the birth certificate, as the arrangement only covered his involvement as a sperm donor. He and the woman at one time developed a relationship that entailed Patric...
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  • 5/14/14

    Co-parenting after divorce tips for Pennsylvania parents
    When parenting styles differ during a marriage, it can be difficult enough to maneuver. In the event that a Some parents may be tempted to return to court every time there is a disagreement. While working and communicating through professionals may help with negotiating specific details of a parenting plan, there are ways to avoid unnecessary litigation. One tip is to find common ground or unique ways to deal with conflicting views or approaches...
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  • 5/6/14

    Divorce can affect standing in family business
    When a couple decides to separate, they typically need to divide a number of assets. This may include the family business, and the respective roles of the parties in that family business may be altered. Pennsylvania couples who share a business or work for their soon-to-be ex in-laws may want to follow the story of a couple in the midst of a high-profile The couple married in 1996 and then separated in 2010. The...
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  • 4/30/14

    Communication tips for co-parents after divorce
    Whenever a couple splits and still needs to co-parent, there may be bumps in the road or difficult issues to work out. When a couple who has gone through One vital tip is to look at a partner in parenting as a partner and not as an ex-spouse. This may mean deliberately looking at the other parent as a business associate of sorts. One recent tip is to use a business or work inspired...
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  • 4/24/14

    Pennsylvania dad jailed for not paying child support
    Whenever a couple shares a child, an agreement pertaining to The father moved to Pennsylvania in 2009. At that time, he was in debt for child support payments he didn’t pay in another state. That debt was for $109,000. According to authorities, the debt owed by the man has consistently stayed above $100,000. The 45-year-old father was arrested in 2011 for not complying with payment orders. He was arrested multiple times that year. He...
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