Although discussing death with your spouse may make you uncomfortable, one of you will likely live longer than the other. Choosing a proper estate plan in Pennsylvania protects the surviving spouse financially. Children may also enjoy financial protection when you...
The IRS has automated computer systems that detect errors and unusual information on tax forms. There are certain circumstances that cause IRS agents to pay more attention to one taxpayer's account than to another. For payers in Pennsylvania, there are certain factors...
Pennsylvania partnership disputes often become complicated. Although you’re dealing with a business, human emotion plays a big role. And disagreements can turn into major issues. File a lawsuit Lawsuits occur often when a partner engages in misconduct. In matters of...
When a Pennsylvania married couple decides to call it quits, the court decides on matters like property division and custody. Another important issue is how to treat debt that was accrued during the marriage. This is how debt is divided in divorce. Factors determining...
Estate planning is an agreement in which a person decides what will happen to their belongings after death. It is not only for wealthy individuals in Pennsylvania; just about anyone can use it. It offers more benefits like distributing assets, peace of mind, avoiding...
Although taxes are a huge pain for most people, they are necessary in order to keep the government running. Unfortunately, many people fall behind on their taxes, and there are certain factors that can contribute to this. Under-withholding Usually, when people have...
It’s not an easy decision to shutter your Pennsylvania business. While just making the decision is difficult, there are then steps that you have to take with the government to legally dissolve your business. First steps to dissolving your business The first steps to...
Divorce is emotionally and financially complex. Pennsylvania residents who find their marriage coming to an end will need to consider their more immediate financial futures as well as their retirement plans. The longer your marriage lasted, the more complex splitting...
Nobody decides to get married with the intention of getting divorced. But if you find your Pennsylvania marriage coming to an end, one of the best case scenarios for you, your spouse and your children is choosing an amicable divorce. What does an amicable divorce...
In general, Pennsylvania law permits both parents to remain an active part of their children's lives after a divorce. Therefore, you will likely need to work with your former spouse or partner to raise your son or daughter to adulthood. Custody or visitation rights...
