PA Family Law Blog

We are pleased to announce a recent addition to our firm… Please welcome Attorney Lindsay Gingrich Kennedy! With 20 years of experience in family law, Attorney…

At The Guys Attorney, we are committed to serving our clients in as safe a manner as possible during the COVID-19 outbreak. That’s why we are…

We at The Guy’s Attorney are pleased to announce that Harrisburg Magazine has once again recognized our firm as the Reader’s Choice winner in the Divorce…

We are proud to announce that John F. King Law, The Guy’s Attorney, has been awarded Readers’ Choice Best Divorce Lawyer AND Readers’ Choice Best Family…

If divorcing couples do not reach an agreement on the division of property and debts, then the court will execute the division in a fair manner….

In theory, yes. Pennsylvania law states that when determining the custody rights between the two parents, there is no presumption to award custody to one parent….

Studies on the divorce rate nationwide show differences in the divorce rate of first, second and third marriages. The divorce rate of first marriages is 50 percent;…

Although your ex-wife was awarded primary physical custody, you share legal custody and have a favorable visitation agreement. In general, the entire marriage settlement agreement was…

An estimated one million divorces occur every year in the United States. Reports show that women initiate 65 percent of these marital breakups. Divorce costs approximately…

Studies show that fathers are denied joint legal custody in 22.4 percent of all cases. Women are usually awarded custody because, traditionally, men worked outside of…

According to Pennsylvania law, both parents are obligated to financially support their minor children. Child support in Pennsylvania is a priority obligation that requires parents to…

Alimony is a regularly scheduled payment one spouse makes to the other (usually the man to the woman) to provide financial support after the marriage. Alimony…

In many jurisdictions, “alimony” and “spousal support” are interchangeable terms. In Pennsylvania, alimony, spousal support and alimony pendente lite (APL) are three similar but different concepts…

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