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When domestic violence affects a family, concerns about a child's safety can shape nearly every decision a parent makes. Parents find themselves searching for ways to protect their children from continued exposure to abuse while also addressing concerns about custody...
A divorce may create uncertainty for Pennsylvania business owners. Questions about finances, ownership interests and day-to-day operations could arise at the same time you are trying to keep the company running. The issues that may affect a business during divorce...
Going through a divorce in Pennsylvania is often a draining process. You might make decisions that seem reasonable in the moment but could have serious long-term consequences. Being aware of common pitfalls could help you navigate your divorce more effectively,...
When you file for divorce in Pennsylvania, you and your spouse must settle on a custody arrangement that aligns with your children’s best interests. These discussions will not only pertain to where they will live but also address each of your decision-making...
Ending a long marriage after age 50 requires a unique financial strategy because you have less time to rebuild your savings. You must prioritize the protection of your long-term stability over short-term gains. In Pennsylvania, courts distribute marital property...
Divorce is difficult for anyone going through it. But for business owners, the stakes go beyond personal finances. Your company represents years of work, employees’ livelihoods and future growth. The first step may be to understand how divorce could hurt your business...
A theft charge can feel confusing at first. The labels may sound similar, but Pennsylvania law often examines your actions in detail. Small differences in conduct can affect how prosecutors label a charge. Understanding those differences may help you interpret the...
Negotiating custody terms is a standard part of the divorce process. Married parents who divorce either need to settle their custody disagreements with one another or prepare to take the matter to family court. The process is much less clear in scenarios when couples...
School boards have significant power over policies that affect students, teachers and families—from curriculum choices to disciplinary rules and budget allocations. While most decisions are made with the community’s best interests in mind, some can result in...
People facing criminal charges can plead guilty or negotiate plea bargains with the help of a defense attorney. They can also hire a lawyer to take the case to trial. When fighting against criminal charges, defendants usually need to raise questions about the...