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When going through a divorce, many people want to make the process go as efficiently as possible since this generally results in a less expensive and faster process. However, some people may be at a loss regarding how to make their divorce go more smoothly. Here are...
Adopting your stepchild makes you their legal parent, and it might help give them a sense of security and family. Adoption is often a complex process, and having a lawyer on your side can help you in several ways. Paperwork Stepchild adoption involves various forms...
Unmarried parents face many of the same challenges as divorcing parents regarding child custody and support. Creating a custody agreement can help you and your ex-partner avoid arguments and stress that can impact your children. You can also develop plans for handling...
If you and your spouse are both active members of the United States military, then you likely feel a deal of pride in yourselves and each other. There are certain challenges that can arise when two spouses are both on active duty though, and one of these unique...
Various types of adoptions exist in Pennsylvania for those who want to raise a child. Step-parent adoptions, second-parent adoptions and grandparent adoptions are legal avenues to expand one's family. Before officially beginning the process of adopting your...
A contentious separation between parents can leave grandparents out of the picture and cause painful consequences. In many families, grandparents play a vital role in a child's life since children can often benefit from the wisdom and financial assistance that a...
The goal of most child custody cases is to ensure that children receive sufficient time with each parent to maintain those relationships. While this is ideal for many situations, sometimes one parent may be unfit and not eligible for custody. If you have concerns...