Our Articles Can Make the Divorce Process Easier for Bucks County Residents

Divorce is a lengthy and complicated process, and the decisions you make now can affect you for years to come. Browse our library articles for help on filing for separation, protecting your assets, getting spousal support, and coming up with a child custody arrangement.

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Doylestown, Newtown Divorces–Equitable Distribution & Marital Debt Couples going through divorce in Doylestown or Newtown have to divide their marital assets. But what about their debts? How does that get divided? See discussion by Doylestown divorce lawyer.

Category: Property Division & Equitable Distribution
Custody Cases in Newtown, Doylestown-Relocate Without Permission? Can a parent move with a child without the other parent's permission in Newtown, Doylestown custody cases? See discussion by our Bucks County custody lawyer.

Category: Child Custody
Relocation Custody Cases in Newtown Doylestown Bucks County Can a parent move a child to another school district that is near the child’s current school district? Bucks County custody lawyer answers this question.

Category: Child Custody
Bucks County Divorce and Custody Lawyer, Brian Coverdale, Certified as a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFATM) Brian Coverdale, Bucks County divorce & custody Lawyer, is certified as a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFATM). This certification denotes Brian as highly proficient in the area of financial matters regarding family law.

Category: Family Law & Divorce
Newtown Divorce Property Division Lawyer – inheritance marital asset Newtown divorce lawyer discusses whether inheritances are considered marital assets and subject to equitable distribution in Bucks County divorces.

Category: Property Division & Equitable Distribution
Doylestown Bucks County Custody Cases – Relocation Relocation is an issue that arises in Doylestown, Bucks County custody cases. In this article, our Doylestown custody lawyer discusses what a party must do if they want to relocate and what factors a Court consider in making its decision.

Category: General
Doylestown Bucks County Custody–Emergency Orders, Protection from Abuse Orders Doylestown custody and divorce lawyer explains emergency Custody Orders and Protection from Abuse Orders and when you need to file them.

Category: Child Custody
Newtown Divorce Property Division Lawyer – marital assets, separate asset Newtown divorce lawyer discusses marital assets and separate assets in Bucks County divorces.

Category: Property Division & Equitable Distribution
Doylestown Custody Lawyer Discusses Interim Custody Orders When do you need a Interim Custody Order? Our custody lawyer discusses common situations which require Interim Custody Orders

Category: Child Custody
Newtown Divorces, Equitable Distribution: How Courts Divide Marital Assets Couples going through divorce in Newtown, PA often want to know how PA courts divide marital assets, also known as equitable distribution. Our Newtown divorce lawyers explain the process in this article

Category: Property Division & Equitable Distribution

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