Divorce

When you got married, you planned to be together forever. Unfortunately, your “happily ever after” was not meant to be and you and your spouse have decided to file for divorce. Neither one of you is completely to blame. Things just didn’t work out. You’d like to keep...

You’ve probably seen photos of divorced celebrity couples, their children and maybe new spouses happily enjoying an island vacation together and been skeptical that such a thing is possible. Most people don’t have the kind of resources to give everyone plenty of space...

You found out that your spouse was having an affair and the two of you immediately filed for divorce. You weren't exactly shocked because you felt like the marriage had been declining in quality for a while, but you still weren't exactly pleased. Things only got...

You and your spouse agree that your marriage isn’t working. You’d like to keep your split as amicable as possible and file for a dissolution of your marriage based on the irretrievable breakdown of your union. The only problem is that you know that under Pennsylvania...

Your posts on social media could negatively affect your divorce proceedings since they are admissible as evidence. For example, angry or hateful comments made towards your ex-spouse can paint you as violent, which may be used against you. You may think that hiding...

It is uncommon but not impossible that couples change their mind after starting divorce proceedings. If you and your partner have decided that reconciliation is the best option, then it is feasible for you to withdraw your divorce partition. To do so, you must inform...

Most people don't know what to expect when they file for divorce. They don't know how their spouse will respond or what will happen in court. Only those who have already discussed the decision with their spouse and who have some kind of written agreement about major...

The longer a marriage lasted or the more contentious the divorce was, the more likely it is that a spouse would steer clear of rushing to remarry again. That doesn't mean that a relationship won't become serious enough that a couple decides to move in with each other....

It takes two people to get married, but it only takes one to ask for a divorce and end that marriage. You cannot deny your spouse’s desire for a divorce, no matter what you want personally.  As such, it’s best not to fight the process, but to take the time to prepare....

When Pennsylvania couples are going through divorce, it can be hard to keep a clear head about the future while tumultuous and often painful feelings keep coming to the surface. With almost half of marriages ending in divorce, many people are confronted with similar...