Following a less-than-amicable divorce, you may struggle communicating with your former partner. When you have children, you may want to coparent, but if you and your spouse cannot agree to work together, what can you do? Parallel parenting is an option that allows...
Year: 2024
Tax changes for small businesses for tax year 2023
Paying taxes in the state of Pennsylvania can sometimes be quite complicated. Adding to the complexity this year for many Pennsylvanians is the fact that the tax law is changing. This is especially the case for businesses. Not being aware of these changes could hurt...
How to settle a business partner dispute
The key to a successful partnership is knowing how to address business disputes when they occur. By handling conflicts promptly, partners can maintain trust and collaboration within their relationship. There are a few effective methods that business partners can use...
Understanding the different types of alimony in Pennsylvania
Going through a divorce can be a complex and emotional process, and one of the key issues that need resolution is financial support from one spouse to the other, commonly known as alimony. Alimony in Pennsylvania is not a one-size-fits-all solution. The state...
Why you should reconsider creating a joint will
When planning for the distribution of assets, many couples opt for a joint will. However, while joint wills might appear straightforward, they can lead to complications and limitations that may not serve the best interests of both parties. Understanding the potential...
Understanding equitable distribution of property
When a marriage ends in Pennsylvania, the equitable distribution of property determines the division of assets and liabilities acquired during the union. Equally splitting everything acquired during the marriage is not a given. Understanding how this process works...
Creating a checklist to prepare for divorce
Very few things can be as complicated in the life of Pennsylvania residents as going through a divorce. Preparing in advance can help make the process peaceful, drama-free and fair. Prepare mentally During your divorce, you must make countless major decisions that...
3 reasons the IRS might audit you
Facing an IRS audit can be daunting. However, understanding the common triggers can help you avoid unnecessary scrutiny. There are several reasons why the IRS might choose to audit your tax return, ranging from simple mistakes to suspicious activity. By being aware of...
Before you bird nest, consider these financial implications
Bird nesting is a unique living arrangement where divorced or separated parents share a single residence while taking turns caring for their children. For many families seeking stability, it is an appealing option. Before diving into this unconventional strategy, it...
3 areas of your estate plan to revisit amid divorce
Divorce marks a significant life transition. As a result, it demands attention to various aspects, including the often-overlooked realm of estate planning. As you navigate the complexities of separation, it becomes important to reassess and update key components of...