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A business can be difficult to separate from a marriage because the two may have grown together. One spouse may have built the company from the ground up, while the other handled family responsibilities that made that work possible. In other cases, a business may have...
Divorce is challenging for everyone involved, but children often face unique emotional struggles during this transition. As a parent going through divorce in Pennsylvania, you may wonder how to support your child through this difficult time. While every family is...
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,...
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...
When a high-asset divorce concludes, the real work of managing one’s new financial reality begins. If you and your spouse have gone your separate ways, know that once the dust settles, it is important to approach post-divorce money management with a clear strategy to...
Alimony or spousal support helps even the financial playing field during and after divorce. It's common for one spouse to put their career on hold or make it less of a priority for the benefit of the family. They might move down to part-time work to take care of aging...
Divorce requires financial separation. Spouses have to go over their resources and financial obligations. They can then negotiate a settlement with one another or litigate if they cannot agree on what is fair. Retirement accounts can sometimes rival home equity in...
Property division is one of the most important and contentious aspects of any divorce. Spouses have to report what assets they acquired during marriage and what debt they accumulated. They then need to find a way to share or divide those resources. In some cases, it...