If you are paying or receiving child support in Pennsylvania, your monthly “number” was likely calculated using economic data that is now considered out-of-date. As of January 1, 2026, Pennsylvania has officially updated its Basic Child Support Schedule to reflect the...
Understanding Legal vs. Physical Custody When parents separate or divorce, figuring out how to share time and responsibilities for their children can be one of the most emotional and confusing parts of the process. While the word “custody” is used a lot, many do not...
Pennsylvania Streamlines Child Custody Factors: What Parents Need to Know in 2025 If you are a parent navigating custody in Pennsylvania, there’s good news: recent changes to the law aim to make the process clearer, more efficient, and easier to understand. As of...
Co-Parenting During the Summer: Tips for Navigating Custody and Vacation Planning Summer is a season filled with excitement, fun, and an anticipated break from school routines. Although for co-parents, it can also bring stress if communication and planning are not...
Divorce proceedings can be simple or extremely complex. There are many factors that determine which type of case a couple choosing to end their marriage will endure, and those will vary from case to case. One thing that almost all New Jersey divorce cases have in...
It's easy to understand why someone going through a divorce might not be feeling their best emotionally. They may be experiencing feelings of betrayal and bitterness due to the loss of love between them and their partner. As important as it can be to grieve the loss...
Social media has become a pillar of modern society. People use these platforms to connect, discuss important issues, and organize events or meetups. Many people also use social media to occasionally blow off a little steam and find support from their network. While...
When it comes to divorce, one of the most contentious aspects can be the division of property. To make matters worse, there may also be a misunderstanding about which properties are considered seperate property. So, how does separate property become marital property?...
Courts throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania expect and require that both parties involved in a custody matter should co-parent and communicate with one another in the best interests of their children. The two most common forms of communication between co-parents...
Divorce is often the end of a long journey. Many couples struggle for a long time to determine whether the end of their marriage is the right solution. For many, the idea of a long divorce process after that difficult emotional journey is daunting, and you may wonder...