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5 Tips for Helping Children Cope with Divorce

72% of divorces occur during the first 14 years of marriage, making it likely for there to be young children in the equation. From questions about custody and child support to a new day-to-day routine, parenting through a divorce has tricky moments. Helping children cope with divorce is a big responsibility on top of an already chaotic situation.

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Why You Need a Will Even If You Think You Don’t

Perhaps you’re still young, living life to the fullest. The last thing on your mind might be whether you need a will. That’s to worry about later in life, right? However, there are a number of reasons why you need a will at any adult age. It not only protects your belongings, but it also

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Michael Daigle Joins Crosson & Richetti Family Law

Crosson & Richetti Family Law is pleased to announce that Michael Daigle has joined the firm’s practice group. Daigle joins from his position as Pro Se Law Clerk for the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Since opening in September 2018, Crosson & Richetti has significantly grown. “We are committed to

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Child Support – How Long Does It Last In PA?

The parents of a child both have a financial obligation to support their children, without regard to their relationship with the child. This means that if one parent chooses not to spend time with their child, this does not release them from the obligation to pay child support unless they terminate their parental rights. With

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Charting Living Expenses During Your Divorce

When charting your living expenses during your divorce, you need to have a complete understanding of your own as well as your ex’s financial situation. ◊ Here’s a starter list to help figure out your living expenses. ◊ When filling a Financial Affidavit, keep in mind that there are 4.3 weeks per month – not

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Modifying Your Child Support in Pennsylvania

In Pennsylvania, when you pay for child support the amount is determined by a specific pre-set formula. Starting with your monthly income as the determining factor means that your support amount can change based on your job circumstances. Did you get a raise? Have you taken a leave of absence due to a family emergency?

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Marital Property Division Checklist

If you decide to divorce, you shouldn’t waste any time learning more about marital property and the division process. Before starting down the path, is it essential to know one thing: what is the difference between separate and martial property? Separate property is exactly what it sounds like: an asset that you purchased before your

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