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.
Spring has sprung and it brings high school graduates who will be heading off to college. You can hear the pomp and circumstance music playing as you proudly watch your child march across the stage and receive their diploma. But….you have a pit in your stomach when you think about how you are… Read More
What Pennsylvania’s new divorce code means for couples. Read More
How will Kathleen Kane’s recent conviction and likely incarceration effect her pending divorce action? Read More
What do I do if I’m afraid that my child’s other parent is going to abscond with our child to another country and never return? 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
It’s important to tell your children about the divorce but elaborate details and stories are not necessary. Read More
Many clients come into our offices with recordings of their significant others, spouses and children which they believe will be helpful to their position in various family law matters. Read More
The holidays can be an emotional period for many families and an uncertain custody schedule will only lead to additional stress. A well-written custody order can help resolve most of the issues that will arise during the holidays before they become a problem. 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
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