Hangley Aronchick Segal Pudlin & Schiller Family Law Blog
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By Mathew Gomez It does not happen too often, but every once in a while you might find yourself dealing with a party who simply does not want to be found. Whether they have fled the state, hid their location, and/or just refuse to disclose their whereabouts, it can be arduous to get the divorce… Read More
So your spouse has filed for divorce and you have decided to retain counsel to represent you in the divorce and related custody and/or support matters. Clients always want to know if their spouse will have to pay for their counsel fees. We as lawyers often hear: “It’s not fair, he has so much… Read More
You’ve made the decision to take the first step toward divorce, and you’ve scheduled an appointment to consult with a lawyer knowledgeable in family law. This is a big step, rife with anxiety, sadness, apprehension, and, most likely, a hundred other emotions. However, in the midst of the emotional turmoil, you also want to make… Read More
How the legalization of gay marriage in Pennsylvania impacted common law marriage Read More
This forum brings together legal thought leaders and LGBT rights advocates to discuss some of the most pressing issues facing this community. Read More
On December 21, 2016, the Pennsylvania Superior Court ruled that the adoption by a same-sex couple could be annulled and/or revoked so that the parties could now marry. Read More
What Pennsylvania’s new divorce code means for couples. Read More
What are post-nuptial agreements and how are these contracts entered into in Pennsylvania ? Read More
In a case of first impression in New Jersey, the N.J. Supreme Court unanimously determined that indigent parents who face termination of parental rights in a contested private adoption proceeding are entitled to counsel under the due process guarantee of the New Jersey Constitution. Read More
What happens to college funds if parents divorce and who is responsible for paying for the children’s college education? Read More
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