With spring upon us and summer quickly approaching, now is a time where a lot of kids shake off the dust of winter and enjoy the warmer weather by getting involved in various extracurricular activities. Whether its soccer, baseball, softball,
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During the month of February, we celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day (February 6). Having been a high school and college athlete, recognizing women in sports, both as players and coaches is something I value. Recently, I decided
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Holidays can be a difficult and stressful time when they have to be shared between two households, but they don’t have to be. There are many things a divorced or separated parent can do to ease the stress of the
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On May 4, 2018, Governor Tom Wolf signed into law, amendments to the custody statute that clarify the situations where grandparents can file proceedings seeking partial child custody and expanding the rights of third parties who can file custody proceedings.
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As many of you may have seen, last week’s article highlighted some of the changes we expect with the new federal tax laws that take effect in 2018 and future years. While these changes will likely impact everyone in some
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This month, Central Penn Parent magazine hosted a roundtable discussion, bringing leaders together in the field of autism support services, from researchers and medical care providers to therapists, educators and a family law attorney. This insightful discussion addressed a wide
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3 Best Co Parenting Apps to Download After Divorce Back to school time is often an exciting time for kids – starting a new grade or school, new teachers, making new friends and starting new activities. For parents, back to
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Approval of Both Parents is Required for a Passport With summer right around the corner, many families are thinking about scheduling family vacations, or they have already scheduled family vacations. Vacations that include travel outside of the United States have
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Types of Custody in Pennsylvania When talking with clients that have separated from their spouse about custody, we as attorneys often hear from clients that they want “full custody” or they may want “joint custody”. When talking with clients about
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Avoiding Custody Problems During Vacations and Holidays Vacations and holidays have the potential to create problems with an otherwise amicable custody arrangement because holiday and summer vacation schedule veer off from the normal custodial schedule. Here are some tips to avoid
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