In a case of first impression, the Pennsylvania Superior Court dealt with an alimony stipulation between Husband and Wife. The stipulation modified a court-ordered alimony award. The question was: May the court then modify that stipulation between the parties or not? To find ...
Read MoreThe issue of attaching a disability fund with a "non-attachment clause" in order to pay alimony was the subject of the recent Pennsylvania Superior ...
View MoreWhich tax filing status can you choose during a Pennsylvania divorce proceedings? The first thing to understand is that your tax status is determined ...
View MoreWhat is a bifurcated divorce? A bifurcated divorce is a process where the divorce decree is granted before the economic issues associated with the ...
View MoreThe obligation to financially support a spouse prior to a divorce decree is known as Alimony Pendente Lite ("APL") or Spousal support. Generally, ...
View MoreWe often get questions about counsel fees. Can I make the other side pay my fees? When does the court order counsel fees? What if the other side has ...
View MoreIn the local Allegheny County PA case of Casper v. Casper , Judge Marmo issued a decision concerning parties who had married in 1985 and separted in ...
View MoreThe Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently upheld our Superior Couirt victory in the case of Kent v. Kent (March 18, 2011). Appeals to the Pennsyvlania ...
View MoreOur most recent Superior Court opinon is from the 2011 case of Kent v. Kent.. In that case, we argued that the trial court was right to accept our ...
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