There's no way to guarantee that a marriage will last forever. A married couple in Pennsylvania can have many underlying reasons that lead to their divorce. That said, a new study uncovered several potentially surprising reasons marriages end. Career choices Your...
Parental alienation is sometimes a consequence of the intense emotions experienced during a divorce, as some Pennsylvania families have found out. It is harmful to the familial relationship and the child’s own emotional development. However, it can be treated and the...
Like many other states, Pennsylvania is seeing a rise in gray divorces. This demographic trend describes the divorce or separation of older couples who have been married for many years. The term "gray divorce" refers to the hair color of the people going through the...
Blending families after a divorce in Pennsylvania is challenging. But when successful, a blended family can help everyone adjust and move forward following the divorce. If you’re facing this challenge, here are strategies to help you succeed. Focus on communication...
The law in Pennsylvania calls for marital property to be divided equitably in a divorce, but determining what is and what is not a fair outcome may not be easy when divorcing spouses have become emotionally attached to the assets being discussed. This is often the...
Divorce is often a painful process, especially when children are involved. However, Pennsylvania parents can approach divorce in a way that puts their children's well-being first. A child-centered divorce prioritizes the needs of the children and helps them navigate...
Divorce involves a financial transaction between the separating spouses. It involves dividing your assets, debts and retirement accounts, as well as figuring out what to give or receive as alimony and child support. All these activities carry tax implications in...
Are you considering a divorce? You are not alone. In the United States, the number of divorces has been increasing over the years. Understanding why many people choose to divorce can help you make the decision that is right for you. Emotional and physical abuse...
One of the most common reasons couples divorce in Pennsylvania is that they say they can't communicate anymore. While you may not have been able to communicate effectively during your marriage, learning respectful communication during the divorce proceedings and...
Some Pennsylvania couples might find themselves struggling in their marriage. In some cases, the struggle might last for years and both spouses might wonder why they cannot resolve their issues. Unknowingly, one or both spouses might be dealing with depression, and...