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Over the past few decades, the world has become increasingly interconnected via electronic means. With the rise of diversified ways of connecting electronically, virtual visitation has become an important feature of many parenting plans, especially in situations where...
Statistically-speaking, two spouses who are strong believers in whatever religion they follow have an advantage in marriage over those who don’t consider themselves particularly “religious” as well as over interfaith couples where spouses follow different religions....
The first time you drafted your estate may have taken a lot of work. But, in the end, it was worth it. However, estate planning is a lifelong process. In other words, you may need to consider making updates to your estate plans regularly. One of the reasons some...
Probate is a legal procedure that occurs after someone passes away. It primarily involves validating the will left behind, identifying the testator's assets, settling their debts and distributing the remaining estate to the will beneficiaries. Probate is not always...
Adultery is one of the most commonly cited reasons that people file for divorce in Pennsylvania. Sexual infidelity damages marital relationships and can even endanger someone's physical health. It is quite common for those who discover that their spouse has cheated to...
The holiday season is upon us, and we are likely starting to get invitations for various gatherings. We may stop in briefly or sit back and enjoy a large part of the day with loved ones. In either situation, when it comes time to leave, we could find ourselves looking...
If you already have an estate plan in place, you probably know that it requires occasional updates based on life events. This includes things like marriage, new children and grandchildren, the death of beneficiaries and divorce. If you’re considering or preparing for...
Pennsylvania custody orders provide guidance for the division of parenting time and parental authority. Typically, parents do their best to abide by the terms outlined in their custody orders. Sometimes, the terms are general enough that parents can continue using a...
After a divorce, parents tend to divide child custody rights. This could include the physical custody of the child, often referred to as parenting time. It can also include legal custody, which is often referred to as the decision-making power that the parents have...
Divorce often happens for financial reasons. One example of this could be financial infidelity, where one spouse is spending money and not telling the other. Another example could be financial stress – perhaps caused by job loss – that means a couple doesn’t have...