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  • 10/23/13

    Divorce can grow costlier if many requests are made
    Any time there is a The couple has been married for five years and have one child together. Mosley also has a 10-year-old child from another relationship. She is asking a judge to order Timbaland to pay child support for both children on the grounds that he publicly and privately claimed the 10-year-old as his own child. Mosley is also asking for TImbaland to pay for life insurance and permanent alimony. She has additionally...
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  • 10/15/13

    Home may stall Pennsylvania divorce process for couples
    Once both parties have agreed they want to dissolve their marriage, there may still be many decisions to be made. One part of a marriage that can slow or interfere with the If both parties agree to sell the marital home and walk away from it entirely, the process may be smoother, but it can still take time. That process still may also require the couple to work together. The couple may have to...
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  • 10/9/13

    Pennsylvania couples should know dangers of putting off divorce
    There may be couples or individuals who are in a rush to finalize their There are separations that go one for quite some time. During that separation time, if you are still legally married, you are bound together financially. This means if your spouse gets into any kind of financial trouble, you are considered part of the equation even if you live separate lives. This financial trouble could be debts or credit problems. If...
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  • 9/30/13

    Financial tips for men facing divorce
    Divorce can be a difficult transition and time of upheaval for both parties involved. However, there are ways Alimony can be a significant factor in a divorce. If a wife has stayed home to take care of the children, she may get alimony that makes up for the fact that it may hard for her to gain employment. That alimony can be a lump sum, a monthly payment or an agreement to pay for...
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  • 9/23/13

    Divorce rate rises for those over 50
    Lately, there has been a noticeable uptick in the rate of Around 50 years, when divorce rates were lower for all age groups, only 2.8 percent of people over 50 in America were divorced. That number jumped to 11.8 percent in 2000. The latest data, cited in a census in 2011, says 15.4 percent of people over 50 were divorced. A recent report says the number has doubled since 1990. The rise in divorce...
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  • 9/15/13

    Pennsylvania conference addresses trend in child custody
    When most people think about The conference attracted nearly 200 hundred people who wanted the most up to date information about grandparent rights and custody news. There were also agencies in attendance that help elderly couples prepare and deal with taking custody of their grandchildren. Often, raising their kid’s kids can bring about challenges they never expected to deal with at this stage of life. In Pennsylvania alone, there are approximately more than 165,000...
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  • 9/11/13

    Unusual request in divorce case draws attention
    The requests that can be made during a The couple married in 2007 but have become nationally known because of the trial Zimmerman went through related to his role in the shooting of Trayvon Martin in Florida. Since being the acquitted, the couple, according to Shellie Zimmerman, has become estranged. Shellie Zimmerman has now filed for divorce from her husband. As part of a settlement, she has requested that her husband to maintain a...
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  • 9/2/13

    Amish family faces child custody fight over medical care
    For the most part, parents are able to make a great deal of the decisions about the care of their children without fear or worry of state intervention. However, when the life of the child may be at stake, the courts can and will interfere and possibly seek The battle involves a 10-year-old Amish girl with cancer who was receiving chemotherapy. The parents decided to stop treatments so the hospital has intervened. The hospital...
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  • 8/26/13

    Pennsylvania couples may share fears during divorce
    It is not uncommon to have certain fears about the future during a For one partner, not being involved in the day to day financial decisions can make them fearful that they are not going to get a fair settlement from their spouse. There is also the fear of not even knowing for sure what assets the couple may even have that need to be split between the two partners. The most common fear...
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  • 8/20/13

    Pool accident leads to child custody hearing for Usher
    Anytime a child gets hurt while with one parent, the other parent may naturally raise concerns about the welfare of that child. Despite even the most amicable Usher has primary custody of two children he has with his ex-wife. While he was away and his aunt was supervising the boys, one child went to the bottom of the family pool and became stuck in the drain. The aunt and a housekeeper tried desperately to...
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