Collaborative Divorce

Some divorces in Pennsylvania move forward relatively quickly. The spouses may cooperate with one another. They may have already signed a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement addressing all of the details of the divorce. They agree that divorce is necessary and set...

Many couples will go to great lengths to try to avoid litigation when they divorce. Collaborative divorce may help these couples settle their property division issues outside of court. What are some of the reasons that many people prefer to reach an out-of-court...

Getting divorced is a major decision that can bring different challenges from many angles. However, the divorce process can be more complicated for those with a high net worth. In a high-asset divorce, there are likely to be complex disputes over vast sums of money,...

People who are going through a divorce have a lot to think about. One thing that must be a priority is getting the property division handled. While this might seem like an easy feat, it can turn complicated if there are tax implications involved. Pennsylvania is an...

Divorce can be costly. Aside from the fees involved, you will need to split the assets you share with your spouse. Yet, it might not all be bad news where your finances are concerned. Money differences are one of the main reasons for conflict in marriages. Ending your...

You’re absolutely done with your marriage, and you know it. Maybe your spouse already knows what’s coming, maybe they don’t -- but you need to look after your own interests. There’s so much to do when you’re untangling your life from a spouse that it’s hard to know...

Pennsylvania residents and others who choose to get divorced could spend up to $1 million to end their marriage. However, there are ways to keep divorce costs to a reasonable level. For instance, it can be a good idea to engage in collaborative divorce as opposed to...