This is an article by Shannon McNulty. Shannon is a Philadelphia attorney. At the outset of a marriage the furthest thing from the couple-to-be is conflict or disagreement in the marriage. Through the rose colored glasses of almost newlyweds it feels as if the couple will never disagree about anything.
During the occurrence of a divorce, you will most likely have many questions that you have thought of or should ask your attorney so that you are well prepared beforehand. Many marriages end in divorce because of disagreements on finances and in some cases, your questions may revolve around bankruptcy
It is important to work with an experienced family law attorney if you are thinking about filing for or have been served with a divorce. In Pennsylvania, the legal grounds for divorce can be broken up into two categories: fault and no-fault. All valid divorces must fall under one of
The latest legal news hears the president of the family division call the adoption process ‘sloppy’ stating that the process requires vast improvements. Sir James Munby, the leading family court judge has stated that the social services ‘sloppy practice’ has meant that the impending 26-week timetable should be ignored and
Divorce is never going to be an easy experience for the parties or their children. It can be costly, time-consuming and complicated, not to mention emotionally exhaustive. The most desirable outcome would be for a divorce to be as friendly as possible. The key to this is to take a
Many people in the U.S. dream of nothing more than having a pleasant life, a great family and the chance to raise a child to be the best person they can be. Since there are around four million births in America alone every year, many people get the chance to
It’s not uncommon for a family member’s last will and testament to go challenged in court, but it’s very uncommon for the challenge to be successful. Often, unhappy heirs or disinherited children will threaten to contest, but once they do even the quickest internet search and realize that the odds
What is annulment? Annulment is a legal method of ending a marriage. It differs from divorce in a number of ways. From a legal standpoint, annulment doesn’t just end a marriage: it completely erases it. Annulment can be a valid option for people who are against divorce for religious reasons.
If you are considering whether or not to purchase a life insurance policy, ask yourself this one question: If I die, will someone suffer financially? If the answer to that question is yes, you need to purchase a life insurance policy immediately. A site like Kanetix.ca can help you determine
Parents that live away from their children due to separation can feel left out of the decisions taken in their children’s lives. Gaining parental responsibility is a key legal status that safeguards these rights. However, not all parents have this right automatically and they may need to negotiate or go
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