Children learn by watching their parents. When mom and dad constantly argue or respond to the other with apathy or disrespect, it might affect how their children begin interacting with others. If you and your partner decide that a Pennsylvania divorce is the best...
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Include these 3 components in a simple estate plan
When you die intestate, or without a will, in Pennsylvania, it means the responsibility of distributing your assets and settling any liabilities falls on the state. This may lead to delays and other hardships for those you love. However, you may be able to reduce...
What do you know about evicting a commercial tenant?
You take exemplary care of your commercial tenants. Unfortunately, you may encounter residents who cannot keep up with rent payments. Chron breaks down how to navigate commercial tenant eviction. Ensure you handle the process by the book and according to...
Do you have a plan in place for relocating with your child?
Perhaps your employer has offered you a new job, but it means you and your ten-year-old son would have to move out of the Pittsburgh area. Do you have a plan in place that will convince the court that relocation would provide benefits for your child? Making changes It...
What should you look out for in a commercial lease?
You think you found an ideal commercial space for your business, but you want to protect your commercial interests. What red flags could a commercial lease contain? Forbes explores problem areas in business leases. Educate yourself on these pitfalls to start your...
Legal issues may result when residential buyers waive inspections
In Pennsylvania's competitive residential real estate market, sellers may receive offers from buyers willing to waive contingencies. As reported by Kiplinger's Personal Finance, to win bids, buyers may even choose to forgo property appraisals and home inspections....
What should you know about estate taxes?
Ask any estate planning expert in Pennsylvania, and they will likely encourage you to identify those opportunities in the process that allow you to limit the liabilities that may face your estate. Some of those include planning to settle debts before your death and...
Is this parental alienation?
When parents go through a divorce, it is impossible to keep track of every single thing that happens. Unfortunately, spiteful and bitter parents may use this time of distraction as a way to drive a wedge between their child and co-parent. This act - parental...
Revise your estate plan after divorce
Divorce is often a complicated and messy process. Separating two lives takes careful planning and patience. After a divorce, it is essential to take the next step in that separation by revising your estate plan. Reconsider guardianship If you have children with your...
What are the different types of advance directives?
Most people think about their assets and property when the topic of estate planning comes up. However, there are estate planning steps you must take to protect yourself while you are still alive. This is where an advance directive comes in. According to the American...