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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Bucks County PA divorce cases, settlement agreements during COVID As we enter the yellow phase, how are PA divorce cases and settlement agreements impacted? See discussion by our Doylestown, Bucks County high asset divorce lawyer.
Bucks County Divorce–How Infidelity Affects Pennsylvania Divorce Many couples going through divorce in Bucks County, Pennsylvania have questions about how infidelity affects their divorce. See answer from our PA divorce lawyer.
Marital Property Division in Doylestown Bucks Co Divorce-Immediate Offset , Deferred Distribution In this article, our Doylestown divorce lawyer discusses methods of marital property division in Pennsylvania divorces.
Bucks County Divorces-Generational Divorce Implications, Premarital Assets Implications of premarital assets in today's divorce. Our Newtown divorce lawyer discusses why attorneys must place greater emphasis on the potential implications of premarital assets when negotiating divorce settlements or preparing for trial.
Fault in Pennsylvania Divorces-Do Cheating Spouses Get Less Fault in Pennsylvania Divorces - Do Cheating Spouses Get Less? See discussion by our top-rated Pennsylvania divorce and custody lawyers. We have offices in Doylestown and Newtown, PA.
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.
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.
Newtown Divorce Property Division Lawyer – marital assets, separate asset Newtown divorce lawyer discusses marital assets and separate assets in Bucks County divorces.
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
Doylestown, Newtown Divorce Lawyer-Master’s Hearing Distribution of Marital Assets When couples decide to divorce in Doylestown or Newtown, they must deal with how they will divide the marital assets. When parties cannot agree, equitable distribution will be decided in a Master’s Hearing or at trial. See discussion here about Master’s Hearing.

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