by Ulmer Law TeamYou may approach your divorce with a level head and a focus on fairness. But your spouse may make it challenging to have civil conversations about property division or child custody. Emotional manipulation, failure to compromise, and poor communication can all make conflict resolution challenging in a divorce, but having an experienced attorney on your […]
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Divorce, Your Children, and Their Changing Needs
The parenting plan you created with your ex-spouse during your divorce five years ago may have perfectly addressed your family’s situation at the time. But now, your children have grown, and their schedules and needs have changed. Sports and extracurriculars have interfered with the parenting plan that once worked for your family, and you now […]
Ego and Divorce
The Bucks County divorce process can be emotionally challenging, and your ego may fight to take over the situation. But maintaining a level head throughout your divorce is likely in your best interest. You can still advocate for your interests and rights without letting your ego control you and further complicate the situation. Learn a […]
Business Owners and Hiding Assets in a Divorce
One of the more challenging aspects of divorce is dividing your assets and property fairly between yourself and your spouse. Unfortunately, some individuals attempt to conceal assets in the divorce to prevent their spouse from having any claim to them. One tactic that may arise is using a business to conceal income. An individual may […]
Getting Ready for a Second Marriage
If you have previously been through a Bucks County divorce, the idea of entering a second marriage can bring about a range of emotions. You may feel excitement and hope for the future, yet also wary about your marriage ending the same way as your previous relationship. Taking steps to prepare for a second marriage […]
Holidays and Divorce
Navigating holidays while a divorce is still fresh can be difficult here in Bucks County, PA. The traditions you and your ex-spouse once enjoyed together no longer exist. You may face challenges determining which parent will see the kids for each holiday and how you will fairly divide their time. But with the right mindset […]
A Successful Divorce: What Does Your Difficult Spouse Want?
You may approach your divorce with a level head and a focus on fairness. But your spouse may make it challenging to have civil conversations about property division or child custody. Emotional manipulation, failure to compromise, and poor communication can all make conflict resolution challenging in a divorce, but having an experienced attorney on your […]
Will Your Spouse Get Your 401(k) in a Divorce?
Divorce in Pennsylvania generally requires you to divide your marital assets, or the assets you and your spouse acquired during the marriage, fairly between the two of you. So what happens to a 401(k) in a divorce? This asset may also be divided under Pennsylvania’s “equitable distribution” policy, depending on whether it increased in value […]
UCCJEA—Enforcing Parenting Plans Across State Lines
Co-parenting across state lines can be challenging. If you and your child’s other parent live in different states after a divorce, understanding how to approach interstate parenting plan enforcement can help you protect yourself. An experienced divorce attorney can also explain your rights and options based on your unique circumstances if you live here in […]
Post-Divorce and Contempt
Your divorce may have involved several types of court orders outlining how you and your ex-spouse will approach matters ranging from child custody to spousal support moving forward. Violating these orders is considered to be in “contempt of court,” which can lead to legal penalties. If your ex-spouse is failing to comply with the orders […]
What Is UIFSA? Enforcing Your Support Arrangement Across State Lines
When your ex-spouse moves across state lines after a divorce, you may wonder how the resulting distance may impact court-ordered child support or spousal support. The Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (UIFSA) and related policies protect the enforcement of such orders across state lines. Learn how this act might apply to your case and how […]