Hangley Aronchick Segal Pudlin & Schiller Family Law Blog
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As a result of the false information out there for public consumption, it is important for a party considering or going through a divorce to consult with counsel to make sure they have the correct information relevant to his or her own case. 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
Every year individuals file tax returns reporting the income they earned in the prior year for the purposes of paying their federal and state income taxes. However, a taxpayer’s income as reported on his or her tax return is only a starting point and is not necessarily the income a court will consider in determining a payor’s income available to pay support. 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
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
You took down the tree, packed up the decorations and ornaments and made the last trip to the mall for returns. Things with your spouse have been on rocky ground for a while but you wanted to buck up for the kids and get through the holidays before taking the plunge and filing for divorce. You have now decided you want to end your marriage. You should consider the following… Read More
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