Like other states, Pennsylvania has established Child Support Guidelines. Judges are supposed to follow these Guidelines when ordering a parent to pay child support.

For many divorcees, January marks the month that their divorce saga began. Indeed, January is known as divorce month because it has historically been the month where the most divorce petitions are filed throughout the United States.

Divorce can be a complex process. Nowhere is this more true than with respect to property division, particularly for couples with a high net worth.

As we are deep in the holiday season, for those thinking about divorce or beginning the process, nostalgic feelings for good times past may become overwhelming.

People share a life together while they are married in Pennsylvania. If a couple ever divorces, they must split that shared life into two separate lives.

With the holidays on the horizon you might find yourself stressed about how to deal with various child custody and visitation issues.

Parents in Pennsylvania need to make many different decisions for their children as they raise them.

Under Pennsylvania law, physical custody refers to the right of a parent to have physical possession and control of their child.

An extensive art collection can be a key point of contention during a divorce. For those that are art collectors, art pieces can hold a great deal of financial and sentimental value. In equitable distribution states like Pennsylvania, courts will determine the value of these items and distribute the property fairly and equitably.

Business owners in Philadelphia and surrounding areas devote vast amounts of time and energy into running the operation and making sure it continues to grow and prosper.