In Pennsylvania, a co-parent cannot legally stop you from seeing your child if there is a valid custody or visitation order in place. These orders must be followed unless a judge changes them. One parent cannot make that decision alone. Unfortunately, this does still...
Whether a couple shared everything or kept their finances largely separate, identifying and dividing marital property fairly during the divorce process generally takes time and care. For those feeling overwhelmed or unsure of where to begin, AI tools can offer a...
Talking to your parents about estate planning isn't easy. However, it's one of the most important conversations you can have. In Pennsylvania, intestate succession laws dictate who inherits property without a will. Your family risks confusion, conflict and court...
Working as business partners during your marriage seemed like a good idea at first. You already had a relationship and it was easy to sync your schedules if you were both working together. Unfortunately, it actually caused a lot of strain in your relationship. Now the...
Tax season can be stressful, especially for individuals and small business owners juggling multiple responsibilities. In the rush to file, it is easier than you might think to make errors that catch the attention of the IRS, even if you had no intent to deceive. Many...
Zoning laws play a significant role in the success of your business in Pennsylvania. These laws determine how you can use land and property within certain areas, and they can impact where you can set up shop, operate your business, or make any modifications to your...
New tax laws in Pennsylvania for 2025 can significantly impact your family budget. From changes in corporate taxes to property tax rebates, understanding these shifts is essential for managing household finances effectively. Understanding these shifts can help...
Supplementing your income with a side gig can be financially rewarding, but it also comes with tax responsibilities you shouldn't overlook. In Pennsylvania, any earnings you receive beyond your main job are subject to taxation. Whether you're delivering food, selling...
Collaborative divorce offers a way to resolve conflicts without exposing your personal life to the public. Unlike traditional divorce processes, which may involve court hearings and public records, collaborative divorce prioritizes privacy, ensuring that sensitive...
Dividing things in a divorce can be tricky. Pennsylvania has rules about what belongs to both people and what doesn’t. The state uses something called equitable distribution, which means everything is split fairly, but not necessarily in half. Marital vs. separate...
