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Pennsylvania Commercial Debt Collection Laws Explained
Companies and businesses with non-paying customers should take pro-active steps to compel payment. Reducing accounts receivables and eliminating payment defaults increases a company’s cash flow
Overview of Divorce Mediation in Pennsylvania
The term “divorce” can often carry with it an image of marital property disputes, contentious child custody hearings, and hard-fought legal battles. However, there are
What is Considered Marital Property in PA Divorce Laws?
In preparing for a divorce in Pennsylvania, one of the more significant issues you will need to address is how to divide the marital property.
Pennsylvania Divorce and Separation: The Distinction
In Pennsylvania, the term “divorce” means a divorce from the bonds of matrimony. Simply put, a divorce is a legal end to the marriage when
How Do Separated PA Couples File Taxes While Awaiting Divorce?
Filing taxes during divorce is an overlooked matter. People getting divorced are focused on the divorce process, their children, and what life will be like
A Detailed Overview of The Montgomery County Divorce Process
The divorce process in Montgomery County, PA can be a bit overwhelming for individuals going through it for the first time. Men and women anticipating
How Long Does It Take To Get A Divorce In PA?
The short answer is that it depends. A Pennsylvania divorce can last a few months, or the divorce can drag on for years. Unfortunately, for
How Soon Can I File for a Divorce in Pennsylvania?
Although deciding to end a marriage is a decision that should not be taken lightly, once that decision is made, most people want to get
Should You File a Fault or No-Fault Divorce in PA?
In Pennsylvania, individuals who want to file for divorce may have the option of filing “fault” or “no-fault” divorce. FAULT DIVORCE – DEFINED As the
Is There Alimony in Pennsylvania Law? How Is It Calculated?
Pennsylvania courts award “reasonable” alimony when the court determines that alimony is “necessary”. Unfortunately, all too often what you may think is reasonable and necessary