8 Child Support Myths

Associate Dori Green gives insights into how separated families can navigate the holiday season while maintaining stability for the children.

Shareholder Kelley Fazzini discusses the changing landscapes of families and the needs family law practitioners must be prepared to serve.

School is back in session. Shareholder Colleen Norcross weighs in on how split families can handle their kids' extracurricular activities.

As family structures evolve, new complexities develop in custody cases. Fact-specific decisions in cases like Glover v. Junior, which involves a same-sex family’s use of assisted ...

A "paramour" who does not have legal custody of a child does not have to pay child support, as was recently found by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

The Uniform Family Law Arbitration Act is legislation that establishes a family law arbitration process and procedure in the Judicial Code.

Here is an overview of the steps in enforcing a child support order and a breakdown of the essential aspects to ensure parents are well-informed and prepared.

Navigating divorce can be complex, especially when misinformation clouds the process. In our latest blog post, we debunk prevalent myths surrounding divorce and family law in Penns ...

Balancing child safety with privacy concerns amidst custody battles poses complex challenges. How should parents navigate the fine line between protection and intrusion?

Separated or divorced parties are trying to determine whether to file tax returns jointly or separately. Here are some quick tax tips for family law clients and practitioners rela ...

Increasingly, more divorce and support matters involve trusts. Whether a trust is considered to be an asset in a divorce or income in a child or spousal support action depends on ...

Many people who are stuck in an unhappy marriage decide to wait until after the holidays to “pull the plug” and move forward with filing for divorce. If you have made the deci ...