This blog is for readers who think their spouse may be cheating, spending money on paramours, or moving money into secret accounts before filing for a divorce. This blog is also for readers who think they can get away with being shady and funding separate accounts, living secret lives, opening new credit cards, or conveniently…
Often, clients will give me their text messages to show the court what the other person has said to them. These can be very helpful since anything you say can and will be used against you in court. However, other than to stop putting things in writing that you don’t want shown around a court…
This is a question I receive frequently in some variation when discussing both custody cases and equitable distribution in divorce cases. Sometimes, it isn’t a question, it is more of statement, “Well PA is 50/50, right?”. The short answer is no. Let me explain. Part I: Custody For custody cases, let’s first differentiate between legal…
If you’re nervous or anxious about your divorce consultation, you’re not alone. For most clients, their anxiety stems from the unknown or feeling unprepared. While you aren’t required to bring anything to your initial consultation, here are some tips for making the most of your meeting: 1. Be prepared to provide a short biography of yourself,…