Legal Blog - Family Court

Posted: April 29, 2024

What Happens to My 401K & Retirement in a PA Divorce?

When facing a divorce in Pennsylvania, one of the most crucial and complex issues you’ll encounter is the division of your retirement account, including your 401K. Whether you’ve spent years building your retirement savings or are just beginning to plan,…

Posted: August 30, 2019

How Does Mental Health Affect My Pittsburgh Family Law Case?

Your mental health is every bit as important as your physical well-being, and we’re fortunate to live in a time when there are treatments and therapies that address these issues. Still, no matter how diligent and responsible you are in…

Posted: January 14, 2019

What You Should Know About Bankruptcy and Divorce in PA

Money is often the top stress factor in many marriages. Sometimes, it is the reason couples pursue divorce. Regardless of whether or not money led to your divorce, you may find yourself in a position where it makes sense to…

Posted: December 13, 2018

Understanding Parental Alienation in Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh Divorce & Family Law, LLC, has handled many child custody cases in Pennsylvania involving parental alienation. Now, there is a movement afoot in Pennsylvania spearheaded by the National Parents Organization (formerly Families and Fathers) to pass two bills addressing…

Posted: October 17, 2018

Can a PA Child Support Agreement be Modified?

In Pennsylvania, after the initial child support agreement has been made, a parent may modify it. However, a parent cannot modify a child support agreement just because they feel like it. There needs to be a significant life change that…

Posted: February 7, 2018

Appealing Family Court Decisions in Allegheny County

During any type of family matter in Allegheny County, you may or may not like the outcome. You may have filed for full custody of a child you share with another adult, only to be given joint custody. You may…

Posted: January 31, 2018

Can I Be Forced to Take a Drug Test in Pennsylvania Family Court?

When your Pennsylvania child custody matter becomes contentious, you may worry about the allegations your child’s other parent will fling your way. When your child’s other parent becomes angry and wants to push you out of your child’s life, it…