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 Custody Cases – Interim Custody Orders When do you need a Interim Custody Order? Our custody lawyer discusses common situations which require Interim Custody Orders
Can Custody Be Decided Before a Divorce Is Final in Doylestown? Parents who are going through divorce worry about their children. What happens if the divorce is drawn out? Does the divorce have to be final before custody is decided? See answer here.
Doylestown Custody Cases – Relocation & Impact on Custody Orders Per Pennsylvania Law Doylestown custody lawyer answers question about relocation and its impact on a custody order.
Doylestown Child Custody Lawyer Discusses Misconceptions About Custody Cases Parents facing divorce and custody battles often have misconceptions of how custody is decided in Pennsylvania. Doylestown custody lawyer discusses these misconceptions.
Doylestown and Newtown Custody Cases - How is Custody Decided in Pennsylvania? The issue of child custody for parents going through a divorce or separation is often difficult. The parties can agree on an arrangement or the courts may have to intervene. The article discusses how custody is decided in Doylestown and Newtown custody cases.
Bucks County Custody Cases – Different Types of Custody Arrangements When parents are separated or divorced, they need to come to an agreement with regards to custody. Doylestown, Bucks County custody lawyers discuss different types of custody arrangements in this article.
Doylestown and Newtown Divorces - Custody Exchange Issues Doylestown, Bucks County child custody lawyers discuss custody exchange issues. Our child custody lawyers are also located in Newtown, PA.
Does the Holiday Custody Schedule Take Precedence Over the Regular Custody Schedule? By Doylestown Custody Attorneys A question we often get as Doylestown child custody lawyers is “what is the hierarchy of custody schedules?” Does a holiday custody schedule have precedence over a regular custody schedule? See answer here.
Planning a Newtown and Doylestown, Bucks County Holiday Custody Schedule For divorced or separated parents in Newtown & Doylestown Bucks County, the holidays can be stressful when it comes to holiday custody schedules. See factors parents should consider by Newtown custody lawyers.
Bucks County, PA Divorces – How Often Does That Happen? Bucks County divorce lawyer talks about getting attorney fees, lifetime alimony and sole child custody issues.

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