Child Support is, understandably, a primary factor of concern for divorcing parents. When a family is intact, there is one home, one grocery budget, one checking account to buy shoes and school supplies and trips to the movies. The separation of domiciles in divorce can mean double living expenses and possibly more or less working…
Read MoreDivorce. Scary, right? Okay, so here’s the story, you say. “My spouse is threatening to file for divorce. I am really scared. All I can think is: ‘Where will I find the money to survive?’ We have always shared the expenses, both checks go into the checking account and together we just make ends meet.…
Read MoreThe “Collaborative Law Act,” which would amend Title 42 (Judiciary and Judicial Procedure) of Pennsylvania statutes, is currently searching for a sponsor in the state legislature. The Act has been endorsed by the Pennsylvania Bar Association, but still needs a state legislator to introduce it in Harrisburg. While it is legal to practice Collaborative Law…
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