The deadline for filing tax returns is just around the corner. As stressful as this time of year can be in any year, it can be particularly stressful if you are recently divorced or separated.
How divorce-related payments can affect your taxes
Don't believe these 3 mediation myths
When moving towards divorce, spouses are likely doing so with little knowledge about their options. Often, the information that they do have comes from internet searches, TV shows, and other third parties. Unfortunately, much of the information garnered from these sources is not accurate.
On The Rise: Custody Disputes Over High School Football
A Pennsylvania man has gone to court to prevent his 17-year-old son from playing football. According to the New York Times, the case is part of a national trend. As public knowledge regarding the long-term effects of football injuries - and brain injuries in particular - has evolved, there has been a marked "increase in fights over whether to amend custody orders to prevent...children from playing the game."
Decisions you may not anticipate when developing a parenting plan
When most people think about child custody issues, they envision their ideal physical custody schedule. However, legal custody is also vital to consider.
How does property division work in Pennsylvania?
One of the most frightening and contentious steps in a divorce is dividing assets. When there is money, debt and property at stake, it is very common for divorcing spouses to get defensive and possibly angry. As such, disputes can and do arise.
4 realities of litigating a divorce that you should understand
If you are considering divorce or have already decided to divorce, then you may be scared, angry and anxious. These emotions are undoubtedly painful and they can make you feel defensive and ready to fight your way to a resolution.
