Pennsylvania Divorce

If you are thinking about ending your marriage, you may be wondering how long it takes to divorce and if there is such a thing as a quick divorce in Pennsylvania. In truth, the timeline of each divorce depends on the approach the couple chooses as well as their assets and debts, their ability to […]

If you are considering divorce, you may have several options depending on your unique circumstances. Below is a breakdown of the types of divorce in PA and how they differ. For more information on moving forward, we welcome you to call our firm at 866-465-5395. An attorney can answer your questions and discuss how the […]

Divorce is a process that can require the disclosure of many private details of your personal life and marriage, including your finances. Judges, multiple attorneys, your children, other appointees of the court, and even the public may learn about the state of your finances during traditional legal divorce proceedings. Your earnings, debts, and other sensitive […]

If your spouse is refusing to sign divorce papers, there are still some options to proceed with dissolving your marriage. We welcome you to contact Petrelli Previtera with questions about proceeding with a divorce in PA. Feel free to call us at 866-465-5395 or schedule a consultation online. An attorney can answer your questions and […]

No one likes to give or receive bad news. Asking a spouse for divorce can be one of the most stressful questions in life. No matter how you ask, it may be hard to gauge the other person’s reaction. It could range from peaceful acceptance to full-on rage. Male and female equality is an ideal […]

Alimony or spousal support is a financial payment made to a former spouse after separation or divorce. The purpose of alimony is to recognize a lower-income spouse’s contribution to a marriage and help that spouse become financially independent. Traditionally, alimony payments are made monthly, but there are exceptions. One of which is a lump sum […]

Couples in Pennsylvania no longer need a reason to divorce. A recent law passed stating couples seeking a no-fault divorce only have to wait one year to follow through as opposed to two years. However, couples can still file for divorce on the grounds of adultery. In some states, one spouse being unfaithful has no impact on the divorce […]

As you decide to end your marriage, you may wonder if there is a “right” time to do so. Popular months for divorce tend to be January, August and March, reveals Forbes. But the reason may be due to emotions and not actual advantages. It is better to base timing on finances, children’s needs, the presence of […]

Each state has its own specific set of laws that govern how a married couple must proceed when they want to divorce. However, when unmarried partners separate, they do not have the same rights and responsibilities by law. Below are a few key differences and the legal measures you may be able to take if […]

Many parents choose stay-at-home parenting for financial reasons. For one, the high cost of childcare can make it impractical for both parents to work. Other parents stay home because they believe it is the best choice for their family. If you are a stay-at-home parent and are divorcing your spouse, you may be concerned about […]