Hangley Aronchick Segal Pudlin & Schiller Family Law Blog
The practice of family law is dynamic and continuously changing. Visit our blog, where attorneys from our nationally respected Family Law practice provide easy to understand explanations regarding the common issues clients will face in their family law cases and also take deeper looks at evolving issues in their field.
Real estate properties, which would otherwise have sat on the market for months or years, are now being sold in a matter of days and/or weeks at top dollar and many times over asking price, with many properties subject to bidding wars among multiple potential buyers. Many people who lived in the city have moved… Read More
What happens to college funds if parents divorce and who is responsible for paying for the children’s college education? Read More
What does Pennsylvania law say about personal injury settlements during divorce? Read More
With the filing deadlines having just passed for the 2015 tax year, we have had many clients calling with various last minute tax issues. Here are a few things to consider when tax issues occur during a divorce Read More
Social Security retirement benefits are benefits which many clients and attorneys neglect to discuss in detail during the divorce process; however, these benefits can be a valuable source of income to keep in mind as settlement is explored and negotiated. Read More
You love wearing that sparkly eye catching rock on your finger, but what happens if your intended beloved (or you) decide that you don’t want to go through with the wedding? Do you have to give the ring back? Read More
There are many instances through divorce, support and custody litigation that a party may wish to seek attorneys’ fees against the other party. Pennsylvania law provides many avenues for one party to seek counsel fees against another in a family law action; however, it should be noted that the local courts do not readily grant such awards. Read More
You and your spouse have decided to call your marriage quits. One of your friends may have mentioned mediation to you as a possible alternative to the often time consuming, uncertain and expensive traditional avenue to resolve the issues as a result of the end of your relationship, namely the court system. So what is mediation and how does it work? Read More
In Pennsylvania, child support is based on statewide guidelines which were established by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and are periodically reviewed. Read more about the Pennsylvania child support basics here. Read More
So, you’re getting married. There is so much to do. You have to pick the rings, the venue and the band. And the lawyer? Yes, that should be on your to-do list as well. Read More
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