Parenting does not end after the divorce. Decision making about your children and their needs can feel daunting for even the most respectful of divorced parents. Complications ensue if one or both of the parents have narcissistic traits or even just a vindictive streak. A blog posted by Dr. Erin Leonard in Psychology Today about…
Read MoreCustody agreements and co-parenting during and after divorce can be a source of flare-ups between parents who are no longer spouses. Not all divorced persons see their parenting role the same after they cease living as a family unit. Towards this end, Pennsylvania has reinstated the use of a parent coordinator in custody matters, effective March 1,…
Read MorePennsylvania family law changes in 2018 significantly impacted the rights of persons divorcing or adopting, and their children. Looking backward over this past year, here are a few statewide and federal legal changes that will affect divorce law, support calculations, custody, alimony and guardianship. Collaborative Law Act. I always feel that sitting at a table…
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