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Ex-spouses (and those who will soon be ex-spouses) continue to live together all the time, for a variety of reasons. Maybe you and your spouse need to share a living space for financial reasons even while you’re in the process of divorce. Maybe neither of you is...
When you are gone, you want your estate to be distributed to your beneficiaries as you had planned. Having a will in place is half the job done. The rest lies in choosing the right person to execute your wishes. No matter the size of your estate, settling on the right...
It is not often that the divorce process is free from challenges and disputes. Frequently, disagreements over the division of property, assets and business ownership require attention, focus as well as financial and emotional investment. However, the procedure may be...
Pennsylvania is one of just six states that require people to pay taxes on money or property they’ve inherited. An inheritance tax is different than an estate tax, which is levied on the estate itself. If you’re preparing to develop your estate plan, you likely want...
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...
As parents, you probably saw your young son or daughter argue with another child about a toy. You then told them how important it was to share. Yet, now that you are divorcing, sharing may not seem so natural. Working out custody arrangements can be one of the most...
Custody matters are often difficult for divorcing couples to settle. It may take hours of negotiations for you and your ex to reach an agreement or days of court hearings for a judge to determine what kind of custody arrangements would work best for your family. The...
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...