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On a recent appeal to the Superior Court of Pennsylvania, a decision of a Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas judge exhibits that when proper procedures are not followed, a citizen's right to due process must come first.
There is no "perfect" way to say goodbye. The divorce process brings about many emotions. Sometimes legal counsel brings more comfort than you can imagine.
The holidays are a joyous time for many families. They can, however, be a time of great strife and anguish for families in the midst of a divorce.
Recently, a Pennsylvania court considered whether to enforce the terms of a prenuptial agreement after the husband died.
If you are in the process of a divorce, custody or support matter, you may want to pull back (or off) social media.
Must a school bus children between separate homes if parents share custody?
Conflicts can occur in custody cases even after the establishment of a custody order. In some cases, if the parents are unable to address routine, everyday issues while co-parenting, a Parent Coordinator may be necessary.
There are certain things you can do to streamline the divorce process, particularly with regard to finances.
In many circumstances, both spouses have full access to a family computer, and various account passwords are usually known and accessible to both spouses. When does one person cross the line from rightfully accessing information to doing so illegally?
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