Divorce Topics

I tried to use my debit card to pay my bills and it was declined. When I called the bank, I found out that all of my accounts were frozen because my soon-to-be ex-spouse is listed. I really wasn’t expecting this. I received an ATRO from the court. What is it and how will it […]

Will my posts on social media actually affect my divorce? Social media is a regular part of life. People post photos of their kids, pets, food, and even their self on a daily basis. It is a place to connect with friends and family we may not see often. For many, it can become a […]

Our Philadelphia Family Law Attorneys Share 6 Ways to Keep the Holiday Spirit Alive During a Divorce Sparkly lights, school vacation, family togetherness, the first snow, and the anticipation of a visit from Santa… the holidays are a magical time for children. While a divorce or separation can change the way a family celebrates, it […]

Plan for Parenting Time During the Holiday Season Holidays are a time to celebrate with family, but it’s hard to feel like celebrating when your children are spending the holiday with an ex-spouse. We have found that even an amicable divorce can turn hostile when it comes to sharing holiday time. The best way to […]

As we continue our blogging about Bravo’s foray into family law, today we discuss Untying the Knot episode two.

I don’t regret being married to my wife but I do blame her for ruining my life” -Mickey Wright

In various family law court proceedings you may be asked to serve the other party with the document or pleading you have filed.

Recently, on CBS’s “MoneyWatch” a divorced mother wrote in with a relevant question about filing for financial aid for her daughter as a divorced parent.

There are a lot of stereotypes that still exist in family law about the role of mother versus father in a divorce or custody case.

January is a symbolic month known for New Year’s resolutions.