Category Archives: Family Law
Things Not To Do After Divorce
Divorce is not an easy experience for anyone. When it is over though, you may feel a sense of relief that you can move forward in your new life. Still, the actions you take following any divorce are of critical importance. Remember that you can never undo your divorce, and there is always the… Read More »
Do You Still Need A Lawyer For An Uncontested Divorce?
In Delaware County, there are many ways to get a divorce and you may not have to go to court or even attend mediation sessions to do it. If you and your spouse can agree to all terms of the divorce, such as the division of assets and child custody, you can get an… Read More »
Subsequent Marriages And Divorce: Why Is It So Common?
Taking a second chance at love is an exciting thing for many people who are divorced. Second and third marriages are becoming quite common but sadly, statistics show that these unions are even more likely to end in divorce than first marriages. Approximately 50 percent of first marriages will end in divorce, while 67… Read More »
Busting Five Common Myths About Divorce
Going through a divorce is one of the most difficult things you will ever go through. You will need a lot of support and may lean on loved ones who provide you with well-intentioned advice. Unfortunately, much of this advice is wrong and is based on common misconceptions and outright myths. Below, our Delaware… Read More »
Four Commonly Overlooked Issues In Mediated Custody Disputes
Mediation is a great way to resolve the issues of a divorce without the need for a long and bitter courtroom battle. Mediators, though, do not give legal advice. They only foster compromise so the divorcing couple can reach an agreement. As such, couples often overlook certain issues that a judge would address in… Read More »
What Will A Divorce Lawyer Do For You?
In Pennsylvania, there is no law requiring you to work with a Media divorce lawyer when ending your marriage. In fact, many people choose not to, usually because they think representing themselves will save them money. Unfortunately, this is not usually true. Too many people find that their divorce costs them more in the… Read More »
How To Ensure Custody Exchanges Proceed Smoothly
The divorce process always has the potential to become long and arduous and unfortunately, it does not always end with the final decree from a judge. When parents end their marriage, they remain a big part of each other’s lives post-divorce. They may have to talk to each other about important decisions to be… Read More »
What To Do, And What Not To Do, On Social Media During Divorce
There is no shortage of social media platforms these days and when you are going through a divorce, you may see them as a great source of support. The divorce process is extremely difficult and it is true that you need support from friends and family during this time. However, social media can be… Read More »
How To Ensure Your Premarital Agreement Is Valid
Many couples today are holding off on getting married, choosing instead to focus on their career first. As such, once these individuals do get married, they have amassed more separate assets and those assets need protection once a person decides to marry. This is just one reason why premarital agreements are becoming more popular… Read More »
Does A Child’s Preference Matter In Custody Cases?
It is common for children to have a preference about who they would like to live with when their parents are going through a divorce. For some parents, this preference is devastating while for others, it provides the hope they need while going through the difficult divorce process. In either case, it is normal… Read More »
