When Pennsylvania couples head for divorce, the emotional upheaval of this momentous life event quickly clouds important decisions concerning custody, support and especially property division.

Of the many various concerns that divorcing couples in Pennsylvania have as the legal case approaches, financial concerns may be paramount for most.

Child support concerns can arise for couples in Pennsylvania who are going through a divorce, or even for couples who have never been married but who have children together.

Pennsylvania couples who have accrued vast assets, shored up their retirement savings and are planning for a prosperous future as they age might be blindsided by a divorce.

Pennsylvania is an equitable distribution state. This means that during the course of divorce, marital assets are divided in a fair, but not necessarily equal, fashion.

In Pennsylvania divorces in which there may be substantial assets at stake, it is important to understand all aspects of the law surrounding property division.

Each generation has its own take on the ritual of marriage. Recently, the millennial generation has been making waves with its embrace of a once-taboo marital practice – the prenuptial agreement.

We see it on TV all the time now, but in prior decades moving in together without being married used to be rare. Indeed, as a society, it was shocking.

Throughout a marriage couples earn money and buy and acquire a number of assets. This property could include homes, vehicles, bank accounts,

Those who are thinking about divorce have probably taken a moment to review their finances. They know they will likely need to split bank accounts