Do Women Need Prenups?
A new book shares lessons how to stay financially solvent...based on the author's past mistakes.
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A new book shares lessons how to stay financially solvent...based on the author's past mistakes.
Court orders that serve to protect victims of domestic violence are on the rise in Pennsylvania.
While stereotyped as unromantic, prenups are one of the strongest tools to guard against debt and protect one’s earning potential.
You may not need to sacrifice certain benefits when you divorce, and this includes Social Security.
An recent ruling in the Superior Court of Pennsylvania showcased the cost of making mistakes in contentious divorces.
If you and your ex are having trouble coming to agreement on issues involving your children, a new trend may be for you: co-parenting counseling.
Pets: you walked them, you fed them, and you cared for them. But that doesn’t mean you’ll automatically get them in a divorce.
When you are at risk of harm from your spouse or partner, Pennsylvania has options for immediate and long-term protection for victims: protection from abuse orders.
Cryptocurrencies appear to be the new way for divorcing spouses to hide money.
Does having custody mean having a greater say over where your child goes to school?
Who pays for summer camp, piano lessons, or extra expenses not figured into Pennsylvania’s basic child support formula?
If you’re due to inherit money now or in the future, you might wish to prevent those funds from going to your spouse in the event of a divorce.